Goro Inagaki makes sexual and power harassment statements to his subordinates!? "Then come to my house and let's drink wine together." "It's simply sexual harassment."

■”How about karaoke? I’m good at karaoke singing.” “I guess it’s a bit of power harassment.”

Goro Inagaki, Tsuyoshi Kusanagi (“Nagi” is the official spelling for “bow” in front of the old font + sword), and Shingo Katori appear on ABEMA’s regular program “Nanani underground ABEMA.”

The theme of #25, which aired on May 12th, is “It’s not okay to call someone by their first name!? Maybe you’re doing it too? Reiwa Harassment SP.”

Guests include Kuro-chan from the comedy trio Yasuda Daicircus and entertainer Ammika, and they talk about harassment cases that lurk in our daily lives, such as “Is it harassment if I hug my child without permission?” and “Is it harassment if I add a “.” after a sentence?” We had a thorough discussion with experts.

As various topics come up, Inagaki, Kusanagi, and Katori take on the challenge of improvisational play and learn through demonstrations about where to draw the line between harassing remarks.

Inagaki, who will be the top batter, will play the role of a boss in the office who encourages his subordinate who made a mistake in the number of products to be delivered to the company. When asked about his enthusiasm, Inagaki comments with confidence, “I’m made of kindness, so I’m a bundle of kindness.”

When it came time for the demonstration, the studio was paying close attention to whether Inagaki-san would be able to avoid harassing remarks and solve problems with his subordinates. Inagaki was immediately approached by one of his subordinates, saying, “I’m quitting this company,” and “People are calling me a clumsy kid behind my back.” Inagaki responded, “That’s not the case with you.”

At that moment, an alarm rang out in the studio even though it had just started, and experts pointed out that it was “power harassment.” Also, when he suggests to a subordinate who tells him that he doesn’t have any fun at work, “How about karaoke? I’m good at karaoke, I’m good at singing,” the alarm goes off again, and an expert warns him, “Maybe it’s a bit of power harassment.”

Even when he suggested, “If karaoke doesn’t work, let’s have a drinking party,” his subordinate flatly refused, saying, “I absolutely don’t want to have a drinking party.” Confused, Inagaki says, “You don’t like karaoke? You don’t like drinking parties?” “Then come over to my house and let’s drink wine together,” and the third alarm goes off. When an expert pointed out to him, “It’s simply sexual harassment,” Inagaki held his head in confusion.

After the impromptu play is finished, the studio’s experts will give feedback to Inagaki. Regarding “calling you” at the beginning, “If a boss does this to a subordinate, it may result in power harassment,” and regarding invitations to a drinking party, “If the other person doesn’t like it, persistent invitations can lead to power harassment or sexual harassment.” ” was said.

In addition, “Nanani Underground ABEMA” #25, which discusses a wide variety of recent harassment issues, is currently being distributed on “ABEMA.” Let’s check it out.

“Nanani Chika ABEMA” #26, which will be aired next week on May 19th, will be “Reiwa’s most popular male unit gathering! Special question and trouble consultation with Inagaki, Kusanagi, and Katori.”

The currently popular boy group INI will appear and ask Inagaki, Kusanagi, and Katori questions that can only be asked because they are part of “Nanani Chika ABEMA.” Please enjoy it.