Actress Sakai indicted over drug possession

Actress Sakai indicted over drug possession

TOKYO, Japan - Masahisa Aizawa, president of Sun Music Production Inc., speaks about the firing of actress and singer Noriko Sakai at a press conference in Tokyo on Aug. 28 after prosecutors indicted her for alleged amphetamine possession.

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