Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo Vandalized Again
Graffiti in Chinese and English found on stone pillar at controversial site honoring war dead and war criminals
- Tokyo police are investigating the latest incident of vandalism at Yasukuni Shrine.
- The graffiti included Chinese characters for 'toilet' and English letters.
- Yasukuni Shrine is seen as a symbol of Japan's past militarism by neighboring countries.
- This follows a similar vandalism incident in May involving Chinese nationals.
- Prime Minister Kishida and other politicians made ritual offerings at the shrine on August 15.