Don't you find it strange? The Twitter account freeze happened so long ago, why haven't many actresses' accounts been restored?
For example, Julia, and Aozora Hikari (青空ひかり). Are they unimportant? Of course they are, but their accounts haven't been restored since they were frozen. And unlike Akari Tsumugi (明里䌷), these actresses haven't simply created new accounts. Why?
The answer is simple: they're still waiting, waiting for the day their accounts are restored.
Isn't that a bit much? It's been so long! But according to their manager, the Twitter account being frozen wasn't their fault, so the agency has no right to ask the actresses to register a sub-account. What if the accounts are never recovered? The manager shrugs and says there's nothing that can be done, and just asks everyone to follow the actresses on Instagram!
After listening, to be honest, I support the agency. Each actress spent a lot of time building up her Twitter presence; asking them to start from scratch is indeed cruel. It's better to just wait for their original accounts to be unfrozen. But I also know everyone is wondering why the agency, instead of forcing the actresses to restart their Twitter accounts, allowed Akari Tsumugi (明里䌷) to have a secondary account. Is she being harassed because she's beautiful?
No, no, it's because Akari Tsumugi (明里䌷) took on the role of spokesperson for the event website Ivelt, and she needed a Twitter account for everyone to follow and to promote the event in a timely manner. So, Tsumugi, who usually updates very infrequently, applied for a new account.
As for those actresses whose accounts haven't been restored and who haven't released any new videos? Well, no need to ask, they're gone.
