Timelesz

Daiki Shinozuka, a member of Johnny's group Naniwa Danshi, is topping search trends in Japan. The surge comes as tabloid Bunshun Online published a witness account of an alleged convenience-store assault involving timelesz member Shuto Inokuma, prompting a wave of speculation connecting names across the idol scene.

Members of Japanese idol group timelesz faced reporters in an emotional press conference over the dismissal of fellow member Shuji Inomata. Fumamasa Kikuchi said the group would "never tolerate this kind of conduct," while new member Masaki Hashimoto, joined alongside Inomata, admitted the problem had been in parts "we couldn't see or notice." Inomata's contract with the agency has been terminated.

STARTO ENTERTAINMENT has announced the termination of the contract with Inomata Shuto (25), a member of the group timelesz, which includes Kikuchi Fuma. The agency said the remaining seven members will continue their activities as a group. Japanese news outlets, including TV Asahi News, reported the announcement, and fans are reacting to the sudden news about the idol group's future.

Japanese entertainment merchandise store Family Club Store is drawing attention as fans react to the arrest of timelesz member Shuto Inomata. Coverage includes a signature campaign divided over whether he should leave or stay with the group, criticism of past complaints he voiced about bandmate Hara Yoshitaka's mentoring, and fellow member Teranishi Takuto speaking about the support he receives from family.

timelesz member Inokuma Shu, 25, is facing a convenience store assault case after a witness claimed a blonde woman shouted that she had been beaten by her boyfriend. He has held a press conference to address the incident, drawing wide attention in Japan as the group's management deals with the fallout and fans await an explanation of what happened.

The Japanese boy group timelesz held a press conference following the termination of member Shuto Inomata's contract, stating that they will never tolerate the kind of conduct in question. The remaining members, including Kento Nakajima-era successors such as Fuma Kikuchi, Shori Sato, Yuta Jinguji-era peers Mariusu Yoshida Hayashi Takuto, So Matsushima and others, appeared together to address the situation publicly.

Japanese boy band timelesz has terminated member Kaito Inomata's contract, prompting TV stations to announce how they will handle the group's programmes. Nippon TV said the group will continue with the remaining seven members, while Fuji TV also confirmed continuation but will cut footage featuring Inomata from already recorded broadcasts. The move follows the pattern of talent agencies severing contracts amid controversies and broadcasters adjusting content accordingly.