Kauan Okamoto, a performer formerly represented by Japan's top male talent agency Johnny & Associates Inc. who has said he was sexually abused by its late founder, said Friday the company's apology to victims has put his mind somewhat "at ease."But the 27-year-old Japanese-Brazilian singer and songwriter said his "scars" will not quickly heal and that the company needs to support sexual abuse victims throughout their ordeal, speaking at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan in Tokyo.In the first press conference held by the agency since the allegations against founder Johnny Kitagawa we…READ FULL ARTICLE
