Former president of Fuji Corporation and former executive director, Ohmoto, have been sued in a significant event shaking Japan's corporate world. The details of the lawsuit, including the exact allegations, are currently undisclosed. No comments from the accused parties have been released yet, deepening the mystery surrounding the case.

In Japan, such lawsuits involving high-ranking executives often result in public scandal and can significantly affect a company's stock price. Japanese society places high importance on corporate responsibility and ethical conduct, making alleged misconduct by top executives a matter of national concern.

Similar to the US or EU, lawsuits involving corporate executives involve intense media scrutiny, potential fallouts in the stock market, and could possibly result in changes in regulations to prevent such incidences in the future. Yet, compared to the Western world, where high-profile lawsuits are more common, such occurrences in Japan are relatively rare, heightening the public interest and concern.