A male under 20 who left for China earlier this week has emerged as the suspect in a graffiti incident at the war-linked Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo, investigative sources said Friday.The suspect was caught on a security camera on Sunday evening climbing onto the pedestal of a stone pillar, where the graffiti was found the next day. He is believed to have posted an image of the graffiti on Chinese social media, according to the sources.The graffiti, likely drawn with a black felt-tip pen, consisted of Chinese characters and the Western alphabet, and included Chinese words meaning "toilet," pol…READ FULL ARTICLE