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Haruka Nana Grabbed and Pushed as Fan Is Banned from Events

Idol Nana Haruka spoke out after a fan pushed her during a merchandise event, prompting group-wide bans and renewed calls for respect & safety online.
Nana Haruka Urges Respect as Idol Groups Ban Unsafe Fans From Events
MelMi and Fairy Dolls Announce Firm Safety Rules After Fan Behaviour Sparks Concern (Photo: Nanarin/Twitter)

What should have been a routine merchandise session turned into a sobering moment for the idol scene this week. Nana Haruka, better known to fans as Nanarin, shared a personal account after an incident with a fan left her shaken and sore, sparking a wider conversation about boundaries, safety, and what respectful support really means in today’s idol culture.

According to Nanarin’s post on Twitter, the incident occurred while she was selling merchandise. A fan reportedly grabbed her shoulders and pushed her. 

Nana later said it hurt and that she was lucky not to hit her head against the wall behind her. While clearly affected, she also spoke calmly, explaining that regardless of intent, physical actions cross a line and can put performers at real risk.

She followed up with a direct message to supporters, asking them to stop shouting abuse, acting in anger, or laying hands on idols. 

Her words were firm but measured, stressing that idols are people too and that unsafe behaviour, even from long-time supporters, cannot be accepted.

Soon after, the groups Nana works with released official statements confirming that certain customers had been banned from entering venues, attending events, purchasing merchandise, or making any form of contact with performers. 

The management explained the decision was made to protect both staff and idols and to ensure events remain safe and enjoyable for everyone.

The statement made it clear that the ban applies across all related activities and groups, and that the individual involved had already been informed. 

Management also asked fans not to direct questions or speculation towards members, signalling a clear line between transparency and protecting the mental space of performers.

Nana is not only active as an idol but also works behind the scenes as a producer. She oversees studio projects, helps shape idol concepts, and even takes part in costume production.

Her multi-role position adds extra weight to her message, as it comes from someone who understands both the performer’s vulnerability and the responsibility of running safe events.

Reactions online have been mixed but largely supportive. Many fans praised Nana for speaking up calmly instead of staying silent, calling her message mature and necessary. 

Haruka Nana Grabbed and Pushed During Event as Fan Is Banned

Some netizens urged stricter rules at merchandise booths, including clearer staff intervention and physical distance guidelines. A smaller group debated whether idol culture itself encourages emotional over-attachment, though others quickly pushed back, saying responsibility always lies with individual behaviour.

Overall, the dominant tone online has been concern for idol safety and relief that management acted quickly.

Going forward, fans expect tighter security at events, clearer conduct rules, and quicker intervention when situations feel off. Merchandise sessions may see more staff presence, clearer spacing, and firmer enforcement of boundaries. 

Management has also hinted that maintaining a safe and welcoming environment will remain their top priority, even if that means making unpopular decisions. Nana’s message, and the swift response from her groups, underline a simple truth: respect is the bare minimum.

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