Japan: South Korean arrested at ceremony for war dead
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Japan: South Korean arrested at ceremony for war dead April 22, 2026Japanese police said they arrested a South Korean national holding a banner carrying political messages on Wednesday for allegedly obstructing an annual spring festival at Tokyo's Yasukuni…
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Japan: South Korean arrested at ceremony for war dead April 22, 2026Japanese police said they arrested a South Korean national holding a banner carrying political messages on Wednesday for allegedly obstructing an annual spring festival at Tokyo's Yasukuni…
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