This is absolutely ridiculous!!!

Sorry but what on earth?
Took the notebook?
o.o

wat..?

I don't get it o_o'

The Truth is out there ....
 

Ok I'll bite. Maybe, just maybe the evil genius behind all this is just pissed off that so many fans showed up to see and support Ayu instead of his/her idol.
This green-eyed idiot then decided to lodge a complaint and the police have no choice but to appear impartial even though they know its an ass of a complaint and Ayu had nothing to do with this.

How's that for a conspiracy theory ?

Twenty Qs
 

Trying to find out ? Looking for ?

Could it be someone's after Ayu's cellphone number ? Maybe they needed the number of a really good dentist.

Or were they after Shu-ya's shoe size ?

Good questions.

Like attending AT09 ?

Like I say, there's no such thing as too much support, send them to AT09 and I'm pretty sure Ayu will chase their blues away.

Now, now, there's no call for us to go around insulting pigs.

One cough and a sneeze from a pig will make us run for the nearest H1N1 vaccine.

This being blown WAY out of proportion... Is the crime rate really that low in Tokyo that the police have nothing better to do? This reminds me of the Police forces in small towns in the USA.

woah... what a waste of time ==; they should get over this...quickly..

DUDE, this is such a waste of money and police force, why don't they focus on something else more important, what's happened has happened they can't change that, have they got too much money?? Man, they do have some weird ass thoughts in Japan sometimes... =.= but I came to a conclusion:


thx for the news anyways

If its a traffic offence why did they search her house/apartment thing? You dont go searching someones house for something like that, I get the managers notebook thing because that would have her plans in it for that day but to search her entire house??? Maybe the one incharge of the case doesn't like ayu :(

You know, I wouldn't be surprised...

As I mentioned in the other thread, it really seems to me like they were after dirt on avex for something totally different and used this as their "in." Even by Japan's standards, this doesn't make any sense otherwise so long after the fact of such a minor thing. I don't think its THAT far fetched of an idea. Avex for years has been rumored for unfair (or maybe even illegal) business practices and connections with drugs. (Japan takes drugs ultra seriously. You get caught with cocaine and you might as well have killed someone. Heck, get caught with pot and you might as well have killed someone.) It certainly doesn't help that Avex recently gave Komuro (a known drug user) a management position. I think the police for years have been wanting to "out" both Avex and Johnny's. With Tsuyoshi's arrest they even used it as an excuse to raid his apartment even though he had passed a drug screening test. (they found nothing in his apartment either.)

I think you are overreacting a bit here. I know its natural when something as ridiculous as this happens, but he certainly didn't "get away with it." And from a strictly law enforcement perspective, Avex's "crime" is worse because they potentially could have endangered many people (however unlikely). Tsuyoshi was just alone and drunk outside naked at 3am - if he had been operating a vehicle I'd agree with you. And really, who hasn't seen a salaryman get drunk and start to strip if you've lived in Japan long enough? :) Both are just total over reactions by the media and perhaps the police as well.

So far with this news, I haven't seen it mentioned in Japanese sources to an OMG level yet - it may blow over.

it is already happened and resolved..it seems that police investigators have many time and much money to spend in these such silly things, no?

they are making too big a deal of of it

that's ridiculous... and what's next...? they're gonna put her in jail? is this really worth the money? oh, I suppose it is... they're gonna suck a really big amount from this incident...

I think the investigations are causing more problems for the public than the event itself :P

I thought Komuro was put into jail? for tax problems???
And I never heard about this drug business with Avex...

Anyways, to me, Tsuyoshi's crime was 100% worse, since he has a duty to the public to be Kusanagi Tsuyoshi 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and it was a disgrace not only to him, but to his company, and to Japan. He knew he had a duty and responsibility, and he did not follow through with it, and was very disruptive to the community around the park. I would not want my daughter or son to see someone they look up to in the park doing those stupid things, and become discouraged. Avex hosted an event, and Shibuya 109 and the Avex Management failed to estimate just how many people would be there. Big crime....

In Japan, there is no "strictly law enforcement" persepective, sorry to say about that.
It is always powered through other motives..
In this instance, it feels like "look, even if she is so powerful, we are more powerful."
Everyone I am talking to says that they are making fools of themselves, the police.

And yes, Tsuyoshi DID get away with it. He has new dramas and back on his programs already, and feels like no penalty was issued, and no drawback from the public. However, look at Koda Kumi, who was not even allowed to have the activity for three months for just SAYING something.

Yeah, I completely disagree with the statements.. but it doesn't matter about it now.. haha.

All that matters is that this goes away quickly.. haha
I think that's what we all want.

This is the only statement I disagree with really. I don't see how he got away with it at all. The normal punishment for this type of thing is often times nothing - at worst, a night in the drunk tank. Tsuyoshi on the other hand was arrested, night in the drunk tank, press conference and public apology, massive public humiliation, loss of millions of dollars, apartment raided, suspension from all work for a month and is still on a semi-suspension. I don't see any of that as "getting away with it" - his punishment was worse than what the average person would get. The only reason why it was relatively "short" is because the public actually realized this time how much the situation was being blown out of proportion by the media and demanded his return.

Koda Kumi's situation was a major overreaction as well, no doubt about it. But that more has to do with a different mentality that Japanese have when it comes to that type of thing. I have a friend that is a 50 year old housewife in Japan, and even she told me she didn't think Koda should be forgiven, I was like "WHAT?" haha. But the two situations are totally different (as is this one with Avex and Ayu) - my main point is just that all of them are overreactions and no one has gotten away punishment free.

Oh, and the Komuro thing. There was an article a little while back that Avex's lawyer bailed him out and he was given a management position within Avex. And his drug issues have been quite well publicized in Japan since the late-90s.