
Although some friends think it's hype, fantasy, or just a story, I've decided to wrap up the news about Fujikana's (藤かんな) identity being revealed, adhering to the principle of never leaving it unfinished. Let's see how Japanese girls are handled when they're caught filming adult videos:
After receiving a call from HR, Fujikana immediately met with her at the agreed-upon 10 PM (yes, the HR person was a woman). There were no pleasantries, just a direct confrontation.
HR: "Are you doing any side jobs?"
Fuji: "Sorry, yes."
HR: "Are you Fujikana?"
Fuji: "Yes."
HR: "Why (are you making AVs)..."
A moment of silence. Fujikana didn't answer, only thinking, "I knew I'd be asked that question." Then HR continued, "Our company doesn't allow side jobs. What are you planning to do?" Fujikana gave her prepared answer: "If that's the case, then I'm prepared to resign."
The HR representative seemed to be trying to salvage the situation: "Are you planning to quit your part-time job?" After realizing Fujikana wasn't interested, she asked again, "You don't want to stay at this company anymore?" Fujikana shook her head, meaning she didn't dislike the company but didn't want to quit her job as an AV actress. At this point, it was up to her superiors to make the decision.



"I know, because you (Fujikana) told me honestly, so..." "So, you're closing the case with voluntary resignation? Anything else you'd like to say?" HR's unsurprising decision relieved Fujikana. She then asked HR to apologize to her direct supervisor, as she felt guilty for lying about denying filming adult videos...
However, her supervisor told Fujikana that the informant was a colleague in the same department. While the supervisor didn't reveal the informant's identity, they warned them not to spread rumors. Thus, the controversy surrounding the exposed identity came to an end. Full stop:

With no more doubts about her identity being exposed (or perhaps the whole company had already heard it), and feeling carefree, now it's up to Fujikana to make her mark!