Nori-P's Husband Also In Drugs Bust

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Sakai given suspended term

Well, bad luck to all all those Sapphic sisters behind bars who had been licking their lips in anticipation of getting some 2P, 3P or more P with Nori-P. They'll all have to go back to...well...just licking their lips.

[2triky]

Sakai given suspended term for drug possession, use

What was the expectation regarding her sentencing? Did people predict she would actually have to do time in jail?

[Greji]

What was the expectation regarding her sentencing? Did people predict she would actually have to do time in jail?

Shabu will almost always get hard time if the person is found in possession. It is my understanding that they had no dope that they could claim as exclusively hers as far as "in possession of" goes. Joint possession (kyodou) is not taken as seriously for one party, if the other party has other possession/use and transfer charges.

I look for them to file Mr. Nori-P so far back in the hole that they'll have to pipe sunshine to him....

[Captain Japan]

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[2triky]

Shabu will almost always get hard time if the person is found in possession. It is my understanding that they had no dope that they could claim as exclusively hers as far as "in possession of" goes. Joint possession (kyodou) is not taken as seriously for one party, if the other party has other possession/use and transfer charges.

I look for them to file Mr. Nori-P so far back in the hole that they'll have to pipe sunshine to him....

Thanks for the run down.

[Mulboyne]

Mainichi: Noriko Sakai set to study at university in Gunma

No better place to get away from drugs than a university in Japan.

[Mulboyne]

First day at school:

[Soccerboy]

[Mulboyne]

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Orientation video for Souzou Gakuen University.

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[Mulboyne]

For a couple of weeks, photos have been going around the net which appear to show Noripi giving head. They were first published in FLASH and Shukan Post and apparently come from a 19 second video clip. Uratan now declares that they have tracked down the real source of these clips. With colour examples, they show that the woman is actually Anna Miyashita and the images come from a porn video.

NSFW link

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I'll take head from both or either of them, I'm not fussy...

[Greji]

I'll take head from both or either of them, I'm not fussy...

Well if you're going to argue, forget about it...

[Mulboyne]

She's in Beijing:

[Mike Oxlong]

Japanese singer and actress Noriko Sakai smiles to the media after her news conference in Tokyo on Saturday, announcing her return to the entertainment industry. Sakai, 41, finished her three-year suspended sentence Friday after being convicted of drug use in 2009. Sakai, who is popularly known as Nori-P, will return to the stage next month as the main character in a story about the Sengoku era.

[Ol Dirty Gaijin]

8/9 cameramen are focused south

[matsuki]

Is that called a jailhouse muffintop?

[Mike Oxlong]

Fallen idol Nori-P emerges as survivor of 'bullying' culture

Former pop idol Noriko Sakai, who fell spectacularly from grace after being arrested on drugs charges, is a rare breed in Japan: a female celebrity who has suffered public humiliation and survived.

The swift demise of “sweetheart” Becky over an alleged affair with a married man recently highlighted Japan’s harsh treatment of women in the entertainment business, but Sakai insisted that redemption is possible—for those with thick skin.

“I don’t like losing,” the 45-year-old told AFP in an interview. “I used to play softball at school. It was very tough pulling tires around the schoolyard in winter (for training). If you made a mistake, you would get a slap across the face. It was different to how it is today.

“It was very spartan,” added Sakai, who is set to embark on an Asian tour to mark a new mini-album and celebrate 30 years in pop. “It toughened me up for later life, gave me that tenacity.”

Sakai, who two decades ago cultivated a sweet, girl-nextdoor image similar to Becky’s brand, was given a suspended jail sentence in 2009 for using illegal stimulants.

Her comeback, following a three-year hiatus, was little short of remarkable in a country which wants its female entertainers not only to entertain, but to be squeaky clean—not elegantly wasted.

A native of Fukuoka in western Japan, Sakai has just returned from Taiwan, where the singer-actress was greeted at the airport by hundreds of fans and around 50 television crews and media.

“I got a taste of what it feels like to be Lady Gaga,” she laughed. “I didn’t expect an amazing welcome like that. I’m very grateful my fans have stayed with me and I’ve been able to have such a long career.”

Becky, a half-British singer, regularly appeared on several television shows, in multiple commercials and was adored by millions—until a leaked text message from the star to her alleged lover found its way into the Japanese tabloids and a 15-year career ended in tears.

Her plight is not a first in Japan, where a female performer’s stock can quickly plummet if she suddenly becomes “unavailable” to male fans.

Teeny-bopper Minami Minegishi, a member of Japan’s most popular girl band AKB48, famously shaved her hair off—a traditional act of contrition in Japan—after being photographed leaving her boyfriend’s home in 2013.

“In some respects it’s tougher for a woman,” said Sakai. “But if you make a mistake in Japan, and not necessarily just women, people judge you to the bitter end.

“They will dig up a mixture of fact and fiction. It’s like a kind of group bullying; it’s quite spiteful,” she added.

“It’s contagious, like when a pupil makes a mistake at school—that pupil is made to feel totally alone and they parade them around until they break down completely. I wonder if it’s really necessary to go that far.”

The media vitriol ended Becky’s career, but her alleged boyfriend, a married male pop singer, suffered no such backlash.

“What disgusts Japanese people about what Becky did was how she continued to lie about the affair,” said celebrity psychologist Yoko Haruka.

“She carried on pretending to be a sweet girl. But when her lying was exposed, she became persona non grata,” Haruka added.

Sakai shot to fame in 1986, when she went by the nickname “Nori-P” and sang songs with lyrics such as “sweet couple, pee-pee! Woo be popple, pee-pee!”

Less sugar-puff and more street-wise 30 years on, Sakai believes that Japan has turned a corner with regard to the thorny issue of sexual equality.

“I think it has improved,” she said. “Although I’ve never worked in an office, so I can’t speak for women working alongside men in companies.

“But every family has a strong woman running it. And if you look at Japan as a metaphor for the family, things can only improve the stronger women become.”

http://www.japantoday.com/category/ente ... ng-culture

[Coligny]

Japan... a full Island dedicated to LARPing into the middle age...
Can I claim Takechimp as Valet de pisse/Decrote cul ?

(unlucky that horses are second only to monkeys in my "animals that I'd rather see extinct" list... cause there wuz not much Renault's in the lineup back then...)

[Mike Oxlong]

And so this shit goes again...
https://www.tokyoreporter.com/crime/nor ... ant-drugs/
Would you mind peeing in the cup for me? Thanks mate. All good brah!
Guess what?! You're a wastrel...

[matsuki]

[insert don't talk to the police video here] Volunteering urine samples is next level.