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Back|YouTuber's video editor arrested for allegedly defaming Kyoto company executive
YouTuber's video editor arrested for allegedly defaming Kyoto company executive
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朝日新聞·47 minutes ago·Crime·1 min read·🇯🇵Japan·

YouTuber's video editor arrested for allegedly defaming Kyoto company executive

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  • Kyoto Prefectural Police have newly arrested Keisuke Tada, who was in charge of editing the video, on suspicion of colluding with YouTuber Miki Ikeda on suspicion of defamation by posting a video defaming a Kyoto city real estate company executive on YouTube.
  • The victim committed suicide in July 2025.

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A real estate company executive who was victimized by a defamation incident caused by a YouTube video committed suicide in July 2025.

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In the case in which a YouTuber was arrested on suspicion of defamation for posting a video on YouTube that defamed a Kyoto man (age 36 at the time) who was an executive at a real estate company, Kyoto Prefectural Police announced on the 27th that they had newly arrested part-time worker Keisuke Tada (age 33, from Yamabuki-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) on the same charge.

Tada reportedly said, ``I will talk to my lawyer before I speak.''

According to Sakyo Police Station and other sources, Tada was contracted to edit videos by Miki Ikeda (28), who was active as a YouTuber under the name KENZO Shinjuku 109.

Tada was arrested on suspicion of colluding with Ikeda in June 2025 to defame the man by posting a video on YouTube with captions such as ``My occupation is a fraudster'' and ``I've been called a Kyoto parasite!''. The man committed suicide in July 2015.

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  • Kyoto Prefectural Police have newly arrested Keisuke Tada, who was in charge of editing the video, on suspicion of colluding with YouTuber Miki Ikeda on suspicion of defamation by posting a video defaming a Kyoto city real estate company executive on YouTube.
  • The victim committed suicide in July 2025.

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