Shogakukan said sorry to a woman. This is about a problem with their MangaONE app. They said they did something wrong. They will try to respect people's rights.
Shogakukan has issued an apology to a woman who was a victim in connection with an issue involving their MangaONE app. The company acknowledged that it had neglected the woman's human rights. Shogakukan has also released a statement regarding their commitment to respecting human rights in the future.
Shogakukan has issued a formal apology to a female victim concerning the controversy surrounding the employment of Shoichi Yamamoto, author of "Joujin Kamen" serialized on their MangaONE app. The company conveyed a sense of deep remorse for neglecting the victim's human rights and acknowledged their supervisory responsibility. Furthermore, Shogakukan released a statement outlining its future endeavors to uphold human rights.