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Friday, January 24, 2014

An Arashi fan threatens to set the Prime Minister's official residence on fire

1: 影のたけし軍団ρ ★ 2014/01/23(木) 17:16:17.00 ID:???0

Another "Arashic/Arasick" has caused trouble again after an alleged Satoshi Ohno fan threatened to set the Prime Minister's residence on fire.

The fan's reason for this is:
"Prime Minister Abe is a Miku Hatsune fan. Japan will turn into an anime kingdom at this rate".

This reasoning is hard to comprehend, but it seemed like this person was serious. She tweeted her feelings in the morning of the 23rd, the day of her alleged execution.

* Early morning of the 23rd:
"Today is D-day... I'm seriously getting a bit nervous... But I'm doing this for the sake of Japan."
"VS Arashi airs today...I have to execute this until that time comes..."

A lot of netizens were quick to report her to the authorities, and she tweeted that she's given up her plan by 9 in the morning.

"When I told Satoshi about my plan, he told me to stop... I don't want to make Satoshi sad so I won't set it on fire anymore... Everyone in Japan, sorry..."

It seems that the plan has fallen through, but these tweets are still terrorist threats, aimed at Prime Minister Abe at that, and may lead to grave charges.

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2 channel's reactions after the jump!

Friday, January 3, 2014

Sho Sakurai's mature comments on AKB's Kokuritsu concert

1: 禿の月φ ★ 2013/12/29(日) 14:43:43.40 ID:???P

A portion of Arashi fans vented out their anger on the Internet once news broke out that AKB48 will be holding their concert in March 2014 at the Kokuritsu. This is because the Kokuritsu Stadium will be torn down starting July 2014, and Arashi's 2013 concert was widely reported as the "last concert at the Kokuritsu".

(Related post HERE)

Sakurai was quick to notice this and comment on a sports newspaper.

He was asked the question, "Which scenery has left a lasting impression on you?", to which he replied, "The Kokuritsu. We were able to hold our concert there right after it was announced that the Olympics will be held in Tokyo, and it was huge that we got to light the torch. I want AKB48-san and many other artists to witness that scenery".

This comment received a lot of positive comments, not only from Arashi fans but AKB fans as well. Some comments were:
"That's Sakurap for you!"
"Thank you Sakurai!"
"What a good guy."
"Let's have him as our next theater manager!"

Some people called this a "mature" response from Sakurai who tried to pacify the Arashi-fans, and drew a comment like,
"What an ikemen. He's even an ikemen inside. I admit total defeat to this guy".

With AKB48's performance scheduled on March 29 and 30, and Momoiro Clover also announcing their Kokuritsu concert dates on March 15 and 16, Arashi fans were quick to vent out their frustrations: "The Kokuritsu is Arashi's sacred grounds", "I thought Arashi's was the final concert to be held at the Kokuritsu", and "Think about the feelings of Arashi's fans".

Arashi will no longer hold the prestigious title of being the last artists to perform at the Kokuritsu, as Arashi's legend will come to an end. Here's to hoping that Sakurai's words have somewhat calmed the Arashi fans down.

Source: http://japan.techinsight.jp/2013/12/sakuraisyou-kokurituakb48-satajyany20131228.html