SMAP member Kusanagi arrested for public indecency

SMAP member Kusanagi arrested for public indecency

TOKYO, Japan - Reporters gather in front of an office of talent agency Johnny and Associates Inc., to which Tsuyoshi Kusanagi, a member of Japanese pop music group SMAP, belongs, in Tokyo on April 23 after Kusanagi was arrested earlier in the day for allegedly stripping naked under the influence of alcohol at a park in Tokyo's Akasaka district.

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