Fuji TV leaders resign amid sexual misconduct case
Koichi Minato, president of Fuji Television, resigned with immediate effect, while Shuji Kano, chairman of both Fuji Television and its parent company, Fuji Media Holdings, also stepped down. Kenji Shimizu, executive vice-president of Fuji Media Holdings, will take over as president of the television network.
The broadcaster, projecting its ad revenue to total ¥125.2 billion in the year through March, expects to fall into the red.
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