Japanese media: Someone broke into the Yasukuni Shrine Tour Museum, "claiming to be Chinese"

The Japanese media claimed that a man was transferred to the police after entering the Yasukuni Shrine Tour Museum.

Several Japanese media such as the Asahi Shimbun reported on the 29th that the relevant personnel of the case revealed in an interview that the Tokyo police arrested a man suspected of breaking into the Yasukuni Shrine Tour Museum on the 28th. The man was over 20 years old and claimed to be Chinese nationality. It is reported that the police are investigating no stolen or damage to the items in the museum at present.

"Asahi Shimbun" report screenshot

The report claimed that the man entered the Youbang Museum from an unlocked side door from an unlocked side door at 17:00 on the 28th of the 28th local time.

Data Map of the Yasukuni Shrine Tour Museum, Japanese media reports to match pictures

The report also said that the personnel of the Yasukuni Shrine subsequently discovered the man and handed it over to the police. At present, the Tokyo Police Department is investigating the exact identity and action purpose of the man.

According to Xinhua News Agency, the "Tour Museum" is the main exhibition hall of the Yasukuni Shrine. It is hidden in the various weapons used by the old Japanese troops and the "loot" plunder. "Beautify the war and aggression war. It can be said that the Yasukuni Shrine is a downright spiritual tool and symbol of Japanese militarism.

More than once, China shows that the Yasukuni Shrine is the spiritual tools and symbols of Japanese militarism launched the war of foreign aggression and worships 14 Class A war criminals with crimes. The Chinese side urged the Japanese side to consider the statement and commitment to face the history of anti -aggression. Be careful on historical issues such as the Yasukuni Shrine, and thoroughly cut with the militarism.

Source: Global Network/Lin Zeyu

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