Tokyo's Yasukuni shrine hit by another graffiti attack

Graffiti was found early Monday on a stone pillar at the entrance of the war-linked Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo, following a similar incident in June, prompting police to launch an investigation.The graffiti, likely made with a black felt-tip pen, mainly consisted of Chinese characters and some letters from the Latin alphabet, with words such as "toilet" written in Chinese, police said.A shrine employee found the graffiti at around 3:50 a.m. and reported it to the police.The graffiti was written on a stone pillar that bears the shrine's name, the same location that was found on June 1 to be de…READ FULL ARTICLE