Former Fuji TV announcer Watanabe Nagisa updated her Instagram on the 17th.

She expressed her gratitude to the readers of her photo essay "Fulfilling Transparency" (Kodansha), explaining, "Exactly a year ago at this time, I still had no physical strength and was asking myself why I was alive. Looking at my diary from that time, I find myself writing in bed, 'Even if I sometimes have fun and happy things, the pain-relieving effect of that happiness wears off in an instant.' I wrote down what I was thinking and feeling during those dark days in 'Fulfilling Transparency'."

In the first chapter, she writes about her life, her time as a company employee, PTSD and treatment, writing, "I also wrote about the days when reality was so painful that I couldn't even bear to breathe, and I hurt myself. My body was gradually falling apart, and my heart and mind repeatedly reminded me that I was never this kind of person to begin with, and I cried many times out of frustration and regret. It wasn't easy to write, but if leaving this behind can inspire someone to change or think about something, even just a little, then it may have been worth it for me to get sick."

She continued, in the second chapter, which describes her present and her future, "I wrote about a variety of themes, including words that saved me, my inner thoughts, the worries I face as a woman, and quitting my job. The theme, 'Having a dream - even if you don't have one', is short, but it is a piece of writing that I feel personally attached to.''

Watanabe wrote, "I strongly feel that I do not want to set a precedent that says, 'Because I have trauma or PTSD, I have to live in the shadows for the rest of my life.' I approached this book honestly and without lies and wrote it. I would be happy if the meaning I put into the title, 'Fulfilling Transparency,' reaches people."

Watanabe fell ill in early June 2023 and took a leave of absence from July. She left Fuji TV in August 2024 and announced in October of the same year that she had been suffering from PTSD.