The Japanese entertainment industry mourned on Wednesday the death of Johnny Kitagawa, the founder of one of Japan's most powerful talent agencies which shot a long line of boy bands to fame over a period of more than half a century."My life greatly changed because I met Johnny-san. Please rest well," said Satoshi Ono, the 38-year-old leader of Arashi, one of the most successful idol groups created by Kitagawa's talent agency and production company Johnny & Associates Inc. Another member, 35-year-old Jun Matsumoto, said through a statement, "I wanted to watch more shows created by Johnny-sa…READ FULL ARTICLE
