Graffiti critical of PM Abe found scribbled on local party office

Graffiti critical of PM Abe found scribbled on local party office

A police officer checks a graffiti message that reads, "Japan's shame, Shinzo Abe," scribbled on a signboard of an office of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party in the northeastern city of Yamagata on July 18, 2015. The office also serves as an office of Toshiaki Endo, an LDP lawmaker elected from Yamagata who serves as minister in charge of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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