Taiwanese Actress Tsai Yi-Chen Issues Apology Following Vandalism Incident in Japan
Tsai Yi-chen said she was ignorant and apologized after being fined 500,000 yen for defacing a temple monument, authorities said.
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Entertainer apologizes for Japan statue incident
Taiwanese entertainer Tsai Yi-chen (蔡頤榛) on Thursday apologized for defacing a Japanese national treasure at a temple in Nara in April.Japanese media on Aug. 23 reported that a 39-year-old Taiwanese woman was arrested on arrival at Japan’s Kansai International Airport on suspicion of splashing an oi
Japan fines Taiwanese entertainer 500,000 yen for national treasure vandalism
Taipei, Sept. 4 (CNA) Japan's Nara Summary Court on Wednesday fined a Taiwanese entertainer 500,000 yen (US$3,200) for vandalizing the Buddha's Footprint Stone during a visit to Yakushiji Temple in Nara Prefecture in April, according to Japanese national broadcaster NHK on Thursday.
Taiwanese actor apologizes over Japan national treasure vandalism
A Taiwanese actor and TV host who was summarily indicted earlier this week over the defacement of a treasured stone monument at a western Japan temple apologized on Thursday, expressing deep remorse for causing trouble and harm to the local community.
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