Two major Japanese dailies admitted Friday that some of their employees had played mahjong for money and apologized to the public over a gambling scandal that has led to the resignation of Japan's second-highest ranking prosecutor.The Sankei Shimbun and The Asahi Shimbun ran articles on the front pages of their morning editions showing the results of their internal probe, which was conducted following a report that Hiromu Kurokawa, chief of the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office, went out for gambling at a reporter's home in Tokyo against the social distancing guidelines for containing th…READ FULL ARTICLE
