Shinoyama accused of taking nude photos at public locations

Shinoyama accused of taking nude photos at public locations

TOKYO, Japan - Police sent papers to prosecutors on Jan. 25, 2010, on photographer Kishin Shinoyama (file photo) and his two female models on suspicion of public indecency for shooting nude photos at public locations. Shinoyama, 69, allegedly took outdoor shots of the nude models in Tokyo in the summer of 2008 at 12 locations for a photo book under the condition that the general public would see it.

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