- Shiori Itô: There's a famous producer in Hollywood, and many women have told what he has done to them. So now there's the hashtag MeToo. It feels like people all over the world have started to talk about it.
- Shiori Itô: Sorry, I've lost my voice. Thank you all for sharing. Every time I speak, I feel like I'm standing naked. But today... I feel like I'm being covered by blankets. I'm sorry. It's the first time feeling this way. So many blankets that I can't move. To be here with my seniors in the industry. To know that you feel the same way as I do. I received a lot of hope today.
- Hotel doorman: I am willing to do anything to help you. You can disclose my name. Nothing compares to the suffering you've endured. I'm not concerned about anything, go ahead and use my name. I'm willing to testify even if my hotel interferes. As I said earlier... The charges for sex crimes are too lenient. I've always thought it was wrong. I never imagined I would be in this position. I would like you to feel glad I was on duty that night. I'm glad I was. These crimes are treated too lightly.
- Shiori Itô: [crying] Thank you so much. Really.
- Hotel doorman: Not at all.
- Shiori Itô: I am so grateful for your determination.
- Shiori Itô: [picking up fallen leaves from the ground] It just makes me think it's been 6 months... since I became "this girl who was raped" to the public.
- Shiori Itô: I still remember what my dad told me. They knew... I was telling them I'm gonna do the press conference and they're like, "I know that you're not here to discuss with us, you decided and you're just telling us that you're gonna do but we wanna stop this". And my dad said, "you know, as a father, I want my daughter to have a normal, happy life. Meet someone, married, have a child. Hope you can live close to us." I know I can do it anywhere and for me, being silenced wasn't an option to be happy. But if this takes away the opportunity to be close to them...