Vandalism at Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo

Vandalism at Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo

Photo taken on June 1, 2024, shows a stone pillar covered with blue sheets at Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo after graffiti reading "toilet" in English was found earlier in the day.

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