On August 31, Japanese media reported that "Male Bully" Makoto Chiba owed 500 million yen before his death, and that the funeral had not yet been completed, and creditors poured into their homes, which subsequently triggered heated discussion among netizens.
According to Japanese media reports, Shinichi Chiba owed 200 million yen in 1990 for filming, but in 2008, the opening of an actor training school seems to have caused economic disputes due to poor management. After that, he owed other debts, ending up to a total of 500 million yen (about 30 million yuan).
In fact, Chiba Shinichi is very serious about movies, he has devoted his life to the development of film and television dramas, and he has invested a lot of himself, but he has not been able to pay off his debts after he has owed debts, which is indeed something wrong. Relevant people said that his ex-wife could not afford such a huge debt before deciding to divorce.
After netizens learned the news of Chiba Shinichi's debt, someone commented: "It is natural to owe money to repay debts, but the funeral has not been completed, is it not good?" "Others are surprised why he owes so much money, and many people think that his children will not be able to pay off these debts."
Shinichi Chiba has starred in classic film and television drama works such as "The World dominated the world" and "Kill Bill", and the "male bully" he played left a deep impression on the audience, and it is still difficult to be surpassed. The news that he died of illness on August 19 at the age of 82 has made many people feel particularly sorry.
Zhao Wenzhuo and others have sent articles to mourn Shinichi Chiba, and also mentioned the classic lines in the play, saying that the past is vivid.
Regarding Shinichi Chiba's debt dispute, let's not over-guess, I believe that his family will handle this matter properly.
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