Well-known actor Yu Yokoyama made headlines when he suffered an injury on a Fuji TV program. According to sources close to the actor, he is expected to be out of action for approximately two months while recovering. The incident has sparked conversations about safety measures on television programs. There's no further information on the nature of Yokoyama's injury, but fans are eagerly wishing him a swift recovery.

In Japan, popular celebrities often participate in a wide range of television programs, including reality shows, game shows, and interview segments. Safety is typically a priority, and the incident has sparked discussions about safety precautions during the filming of such shows. It also speaks to the broader societal respect and concern for well-known figures in Japanese pop culture.

In the U.S or EU, much like Japan, safety precautions on the sets of television shows are taken very seriously. Any accident on set can lead to huge controversies, legal actions, and can significantly impact the show's reputation. There is a similar level of concern and support from fans when a beloved celebrity faces such an accident, with social media and news outlets quick to share updates and well wishes.