[Naoto Masuzoe]Corporate executives are arrested one after another and the ‘structure of Olympic corruption’ exposed at the Tokyo Games. /5) | JBpress

Even those arrested for not attending the year-long postponement of the event without spectators, the end of the companies dancing on the Olympics of commercialism

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(Yoichi Masuzoe: scholar of international politics)

On September 14, the Special Investigations Department of the Tokyo District Prosecutor’s Office arrested Kadokawa Chairman Tsuguhiko Kadokawa on suspicion of corruption. He is accused of having paid a bribe of around 76 million yen to Haruyuki Takahashi, former director of the Tokyo Olympics organizing committee, who runs the consultancy firm Commons. Of these, about 7 million yen exceeded the three-year statute of limitations, so the suspect is about 69 million yen. As I predicted, Olympic corruption is on the rise.

As I pointed out in my August 20 column, based on my experience as Governor of Tokyo, I pointed out the Organizing Committee and Dentsu issues behind the corruption.

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Former JOC President Tsunekazu Takeda was also voluntarily interviewed

The Special Investigations Department voluntarily interviewed former JOC President Tsunekazu Takeda (former Vice President of the Organizing Committee) on the points I highlighted above. The relationship between Takeda and Takahashi will be discussed later.