[TV리포트=김현재 기자] Singer Tetsuya Komuro is surprising by confessing that he owes 2.7 billion won.
According to the Japanese media ‘Smart Flash’ on the 18th, Komuro is in debt of 2.7 billion won, and he has been spending a lot on a regular basis, raising concerns.
In January 22, Komuro signed a business partnership agreement with ‘The WHy HOW DO COMPANY’ (hereinafter referred to as ‘Why How’), a company engaged in business such as smartphone games. Waihau lent 243.44 million yen (about 2.2 billion won) under the pretext of supporting Komuro’s creative activities. Additionally, they are paying ‘expense fees’ through two subsidiaries owned by Komuro. Accordingly, Komuro’s debt amounts to 292.34 million yen (about 2.7 billion won).
Komuro is in debt of close to 300 million yen. Katsuki Tanabe, president of Waihau Enterprises, said in an interview with a foreign media outlet, “Mr. Komuro’s daily life involves enormous costs.”
Komuro received a lot of love by releasing hit songs one after another in the 90s. At his peak, he was reportedly worth more than 10 billion yen (about 91 billion won in Korean currency), but the way he spent his money has always been controversial.
A music representative also revealed that he owned villas in Los Angeles, Hawaii, and Bali, Indonesia, and that he always flew first class.
Afterwards, he suffered a loss of 7 billion yen (approximately 63.6 billion won in Korean won) due to divorce and business failure, but his enormous spending did not decrease.
Earlier, a music insider was surprising when he revealed that when he remarried, the wedding cost was as much as 500 million yen (about 4.5 billion won in Korean won), and that he spends about 8 million yen (about 72 million won in Korean won) on monthly living expenses.
Accordingly, attention is being paid to how he will repay his enormous debt in the future.
Reporter Hyeonjae Kim khj@tvreport.co.kr / Photo = Gomuro Social Media
