Nagisa Watanabe, an announcer who quit Fuji TV and has announced that she suffers from PTSD, released an essay that immediately became a best-seller. "I wrote it in honest words," she said. Despite criticism, she called it a "challenge."

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A photo essay titled "Fulfilling Transparency" by former Fuji TV announcer Nagisa Watanabe was released on the 29th.

As of noon on the same day, the book was ranked 5th overall and 1st in the entertainment category in Amazon's best-selling book rankings.

Announcing the book's release on social media on the 17th, she wrote, "I was determined to make it a photo essay, rather than a photo collection or photo book. The essay is over 50,000 words long and is written entirely from scratch. With the help of my trustworthy staff, the photographs turned out beautifully."

In October last year, she announced on social media that she was suffering from PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder).

On social media on the 17th, she also wrote, "People sometimes say, 'There's no way someone with PTSD could do bikini modeling,' but I've been appearing in bikini pages long before I got ill, so I have no qualms about being photographed like this."

"I don't want to decide for myself or others that I "can't do" something just because of my illness, so I am taking on this challenge. I'm sure there are many different opinions, but I approached this book with sincerity. I have written down everything I want to convey now in honest words here, so I hope that it will reach everyone."

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