That's such a fascinating story. In the US you couldn't do that because people would sue. In Japan, they took it as something of value. I mean positive thinking

That's such a fascinating story. In the US you couldn't do that because people would sue. In Japan, they took it as something of value. I mean positive thinking even in the event of a "master-slave relationship." >>Nasubi reports that he is grateful for his experience and that the producer apologized to him. The producer, Toshio Tsuchiya, says he has no regrets and confirms that he did apologize, and states that his goal is to produce miracles on film, and with Nasubi, that is what happened.