A group of western Japan citizens sued the Kyoto governor on Wednesday for the return of taxpayers' money used for him and other prefectural officials to attend a Shinto ceremony last year to mark Emperor Naruhito's enthronement, arguing their attendance violated the Constitution.The plaintiffs claim Gov. Takatoshi Nishiwaki should return around 390,000 yen ($3,700) as his actions ran counter to the constitutional principle of separation of religion and state when he attended the Daijosai, a centuries-old overnight Shinto thanksgiving ceremony, held in November last year at the Imperial Pal…READ FULL ARTICLE