
Matt, the son of former Yomiuri Giants pitcher Masumi Kuwata, was called to the police by multiple men and accused of having sex without consent and filming the process.
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Matt is the son of former Yomiuri Giants pitcher Masumi Kuwata and is active in the entertainment industry with special makeup and beauty topics.
The 32-year-old Japanese artist Matt (whose real name is Kuwata Shoji) is the second son of former Yomiuri Giants ace pitcher Kuwata Masumi. He is also known as the "Japanese Snake Man". Recently, "Weekly Bunshun" broke the news that there have been multiple reports related to him since the year before last year. Two of the parties came forward to accuse Matt of "forced sex" without consent.
Victim A, who met Matt at a members-only bar earlier this year, said he drank too much in the bar and lay quietly on his bed when he came to his senses. Man A said that he repeatedly expressed to Matt that he did not want to have an intimate relationship, and also said, "It's really not possible" and "Please stop." Matt did not stop the intrusion and even filmed the process.
In addition to Man A, two other men also called the police and accused Matt of extending his claws to them. However, Matt's attorney only admitted that he and the relevant client knew each other, but denied that they had sex.
Although Matt's father is a former ace pitcher, Matt did not join the football world. He entered Oberlin University and majored in music. He also started working as a model while he was a student. He once revealed that he spent tens of millions of yen (approximately NT$2.05 million) on plastic surgery. After entering the entertainment industry, he also started discussions with special makeup and beauty topics. Matt also made no secret of saying that he had spent millions of yen (approximately NT$205,000) in a month with a credit card given by his parents since he was a student.
Now Matt has been accused by many people of having sex without consent, but both he and his attorney deny the accusations.

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