TAIPEI - 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.
Tsai Yi-chen, 39, wrote a Facebook post in both Chinese and Japanese in which she described her actions at Yakushiji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Nara Prefecture, as stemming from "ignorance." She also expressed her "deepest and most sincere apologies to everyone in Japan."
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