Were all the “girls” at the entertainment facility where “suspected drug administration” actor Lee Sun Kyun attended female college students? …University counters, “considering legal response”

Regarding the entertainment facility visited by actor Lee Sun Kyun, who is suspected of administering narcotics, the employees of the YouTube channel "Carosero Institute" (Kaseken)
Amid controversy over her claim to be a student at a women's university, it has been learned that the university is considering legal action. On the 1st, Dotoku Women's University announced that ``Kaseken'' was involved in the recent drug scandal in the entertainment industry.
The agency announced that it is considering legal action regarding the reference to Dotoku Women's University students as employees of an entertainment facility.
Previously, ``Kaseken'' posted a video on the 27th of last month, ``Lee Sun Kyun and others visited.
"I went to the entertainment facility where I was staying, and all the girls were from Dotoku Women's University's Broadcasting Entertainment Department, or some other university's Theater and Film Department," she said, referring to the name of the university.
In response, on the 30th of last month, the general student council of Dotoku Women's University posted on its official SNS, ``On a specific YouTube channel, our school's broadcast entertainment...
A video containing comments that tarnished the reputation of the Noh Department was posted,'' and ``We anticipate that the ripple effect of this channel will be large, so we have sent a request for official response from the university headquarters.''
I made it clear. At the request of the General Student Council, Dotoku Women's University has organized the ``You Program'', which is made up of the General Student Council, the Chairman of the University of Performing Arts Emergency Response Committee, the President of the University of Performing Arts, the Broadcasting Entertainment Major Professor, the Public Relations Office, etc.
We have decided to form a ``Tube False Facts Countermeasures Committee'' and take official action. However, the video has not been deleted due to the university's response. In response to this, Dotoku Women's University responded to YouT
It is said that they are considering legal action, including filing a defamation complaint through the UBE False Facts Countermeasures Committee and filing a lawsuit with the Broadcasting and Communications Deliberation Committee.