President of Sakai's agency

President of Sakai's agency

TOKYO, Japan - Masahisa Aizawa (L), president of Sun Music Production Inc., bows at a press conference in Tokyo on Aug. 9. Aizawa apologized to the public for the arrest of actress Noriko Sakai of his entertainment agency the previous day on suspicion of possessing stimulants.

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