Ex-foot-cult leader Fukunaga arrested

Ex-foot-cult leader Fukunaga arrested

TOKYO, Japan - Hogen Fukunaga, former leader of the foot-reading Ho-no-Hana Sampogyo cult, is escorted to a police car at Tokyo's Shibuya on May 9 after being arrested along with ten other senior cultists on suspicion of fraud.

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