A Chinese national living in Japan on Friday admitted to his involvement in a graffiti incident at the war-linked Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo in May.Jiang Zhuojun, 29, pleaded guilty at the Tokyo District Court to charges of damaging property and disrespecting a place of worship, and said the motive behind his actions was not related to history issues."I was protesting against the discharge of treated radioactive water," he said in court, referring to the treated water from Fukushima nuclear power plant that has been released into the ocean since 2023. "I wanted to protect the ocean."Jiang was…READ FULL ARTICLE