NEW YORK -- An affiliate of Dalton Investments, a U.S. activist fund, has sent Japan's Fuji Media Holdings a second letter dated Jan. 21 regarding its lack of management of the issue involving alleged sexual misconduct by Masahiro Nakai, a TV personality and a former member of the defunct pop group SMAP.
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U.S. fund sends Japan's Fuji TV second letter alleging a 'cover up'
Activist investor Dalton criticizes broadcaster for irregular press conference
Following allegations of sexual misconduct against Masahiro Nakai, a TV personality and former member of the defunct SMAP pop group, Japan's Fuji Television has faced severe criticism from shareholders and sponsors. (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Yuki Nakao and Kyodo)
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