川治ダムで「セクシー田中さん」原作者の芦原妃名子さん自殺か？

【日テレ全文】「セクシー田中さん」原作者急死　２８日に「ごめんなさい。」投稿残し
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　昨年１０月期に日本テレビ系で放送されたドラマ「セクシー田中さん」の原作で知られる漫画家の芦原妃名子さんが亡くなった。日テレが公式サイトで訃報を伝えた。「セクシー田中さん」は「姉プチ」（小学館）で連載中。 【写真】「攻撃したかったわけじゃなくて。ごめんなさい。」　芦原妃名子さん最後の書き込み 　２６日に自身のＳＮＳでドラマの９話、１０話の脚本を自ら担当した経緯を明かすとともに、日テレ側と脚本を巡り、原作に忠実に、などの当初の約束が守られないなどの齟齬があったことなどを長文で伝えていた。 　この投稿が反響を呼び、２８日には当該投稿を削除。「攻撃したかったわけじゃなくて。ごめんなさい。」と書き込んだのが最後となった。

https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/7690a61b9b715d17b24066f079dc3fc6591dac74

 

『セクシー田中さん』（セクシーたなかさん）は、芦原妃名子による日本の漫画作品。『姉系プチコミック』（小学館）にて、2017年9月号から連載中^[2]。昼間は周囲から変人扱いされている経理部のOL、夜はレストランでベリーダンスを踊る超セクシーなベリーダンサーの顔を持つ、我が道を行くアラフォー女性・田中と周辺人物を描く^[3][4]。

2023年8月時点で単行本の累計部数が100万部を突破している^[3]。

2023年10月より、日本テレビ系列にてテレビドラマが放送された^[5]。

Bellydancing out, cinema in, says Hamas
https://www.theguardian.com › apr › filmnews.israel
Apr 6, 2006 — Bellydancing out, cinema in, says Hamas. · New Palestinian culture ... For a start he will ban casinos and see if there is a way to ban the sale ...

ISRAELI COURT BACKS BELLY DANCER
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May 28, 1990 — JERUSALEM, MAY 27 -- Israel's Supreme Court ruled today that a belly dancer has the right to undulate in hotels, restaurants and clubs of ...

Bellydancing out, cinema in, says Hamas

· New Palestinian culture minister sets out his stall
· 'We're not the Taliban. We love Jesus. We love Moses'

Attallah Abu al-Sibbah is keen to demonstrate that Hamas is not the Taliban. As the new Palestinian culture minister, he will not be ordering the dynamiting of statues nor forbidding prayers to anyone but Allah. But there are limits - and bellydancing is one of them.

"Bellydancing is naked women. This is not Islamic. The Egyptians come here and do it. And there are a lot of Russian bellydancers in Egypt and they come here too," said Mr Sibbah, 58, an Islamic scholar who joined the cabinet of the Hamas government installed last week.

"People do it indoors, in secret. There's lots of it," he said.

"If the phenomenon of bellydancing spreads our people might react against it by killing people. We don't want our people to become like the Taliban."

While foreign governments are exercised over Hamas's views on Israel, the Islamist party says its primary agenda is domestic reform. It was elected amid a backlash against corruption and maladministration, and is committed to cleaning up government.

But it also says it intends to clean up society, and that is Mr Sibbah's job. For a start he will ban casinos and see if there is a way to ban the sale of alcohol. He also wants segregation of men and women in places of public entertainment and an end to what he sees as rampant "nakedness".

"There was an Egyptian singer who came and there was big trouble because she was not properly dressed, and some people wanted her and some people didn't," he said.

"There's moral corruption. The blue films Israel sends us are quite corrupting. We have to resist them.

"And we're not going to allow books with any pictures of Madonna in bed."

The Gaza strip's three big cinemas closed at the beginning of the first intifada in 1987, and never reopened. Mr Sibbah thinks they should start showing films again but he is concerned about what the viewers will see.

"I would open cinemas. It could be an education and help people live better. Hollywood is not all bad. Titanic was a good film, a human film," he said, apparently having cast from his mind the scenes of Kate Winslet disrobed.

But he is less sure about the Oscar-nominated Palestinian film, Paradise Now, which shows the preparation of suicide bombers for an attack on Israelis.

The film's questioning of suicide attacks does not sit well with a party that glorifies such deaths.

"There are problems, there are some scenes, some observations, some pictures. We can negotiate. I will see it first. If I need to cut it I will cut. This is normal. Every country has censors. But we have no problem showing it," he said.

Mr Sibbah sees moral purification as central to the struggle against Israel, a conflict that has dominated his life. He was just six weeks old when the Israeli army arrived in his village near Ashkelon.

"I have been back several times. All of our village was bulldozed. There is only a petrol station there now," he said.

His family settled in Rafah refugee camp, on the southern tip of the Gaza strip where Mr Sibbah grew up to teach in a United Nations school for some 15 years and then lecture in law at the Islamic university.

Mr Sibbah was jailed five times by the Israelis, for a total of three years, as a result of his Hamas activities.

But he is keen to demonstrate that Hamas respects all religions.

"We're not the Taliban. We love Jesus. We love Moses," he said, before summoning a Christian worker at the ministry to demonstrate his good intentions.

Abuline Darsi duly arrived, head uncovered and a silver crucifix dangling from her neck.

"She's our sister," said Mr Sibbah. "She's our employee here. We're not going to do anything bad to her."

Ms Darsi shuffled awkwardly. Was she concerned when Hamas came to power? "A little bit, as a Christian. Now it's changed. Now I've met the minister," she said, and darted off.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2006/apr/06/filmnews.israel

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