Musician Yoshiki loses 4 mil. yen in car theft

Musician Yoshiki loses 4 mil. yen in car theft

TOKYO, Japan - Yoshiki (in file photo), the leader of the disbanded popular rock band X Japan, had 4 million yen in cash and other items stolen from his car in a parking lot in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward, police said Aug. 22. The 36-year-old Yoshiki, whose real name is Yoshiki Hayashi, was attending a business meeting at a nearby restaurant, his talent agency said. (Kyodo)

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