25 harassment cases reported against Chinese interests in Japan

25 harassment cases reported against Chinese interests in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows some of the threatening mails made public by the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo on April 19. A total of 25 harassment incidents against Chinese interests, including diplomatic missions and schools, have been reported in Japan since April 9, when the first wave of anti-Japanese demonstrations and vandalism took place in China, the National Public Safety Commission said. (Kyodo)

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