The Japanese entertainment industry is rocked by shocking news involving one of its most beloved stars. On October 11th, Shukan Bunshun he reported it Ryoko Yonekura (50), one of Japan’s top actresses, is under official investigation for alleged violations of Japan’s Narcotics Control Law.
According to the report, on August 20, the Narcotics Control Department of Japan’s Kanto-Shinetsu Regional Health and Welfare Bureau – commonly referred to as “Matori” – conducted a search of Yonekura’s luxury apartment in Tokyo. Authorities reportedly discovered suspicious substances at the scene.
Grow up was present during the raid and appeared visibly surprised by the sudden arrival of investigators, the newspaper said.
Following the research, Grow up he reportedly left Japan for a period, headed for London. Upon his return, he is said to have canceled several scheduled theatrical and commercial appearances, raising public suspicion.
Until now, Grow upThe agency did not release an official statement. However, Shukan Bunshun she noted that she may be summoned for questioning by authorities after she returns to Japan.
Before the drug charges, Japanese media had speculated Grow upof health due to his repeated absence from public events in recent months.
Ryoko Yonekura she is best known for her iconic role in the hit medical drama series Doctor-X: Surgeon Michiko Daimonwhich earned her national fame and the title of “national actress” in Japan.
As the investigation unfolds, the public remains in disbelief, with many expressing shock at the allegations involving a star long considered a role model figure in Japanese entertainment.
Sources: Newsen, Moonchun Weekly
