A Tokyo court on Wednesday sentenced a Chinese national living in Japan to eight months in prison over his involvement in a May graffiti incident at the capital's war-linked Yasukuni shrine.Jiang Zhuojun, 29, was on trial at the Tokyo District Court on charges of damaging property and disrespecting a place of worship. According to the ruling, he and two other Chinese men vandalized a stone pillar at the controversial shrine by spray-painting the word "toilet" on it on May 31.Prosecutors had sought a one-year sentence.In handing down the ruling, Judge Yasushi Fuke said Jiang had played a cru…READ FULL ARTICLE