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Japanese media said,
Japanese police have
arrested a South
Korean man suspected
of bombing Tokyo's
controversial Yasukuni
shrine. The blast left a
hole about 30cm wide
in the ceiling, of the
toilet block.
Japanese police said,
batteries and wires
were found at the
scene, and suspect the
blast may have been a
deliberate attempt to
attack the shrine.

Terrorism should not

occur in Japan, Chief
Cabinet Secretary
Yoshihide Suga
stressed. We will
conduct strict warning
and surveillance
activities in order to
ensure public safety.
The truth is that there
are limits to what the
police alone can
prepare for, the
official said.
What terrorists fear is
the eyes of the
people, said Yoshimi
Ogata, head of MPDs
security unit, stressing
that engaging
companies and other
organizations will be
vital to help prevent
terrorism.

The Yasukuni shrine,

which honors 2.5
million Japanese war
dead, including
executed war
criminals, has been the
target of criticism from
China and South Korea,
which suffered from
Japan's World War II
atrocities and
aggression. The person
in charge of media at
Yasukuni was not
immediately available
for comment.
Visits to the shrine by
both Japanese
politicians and
international
celebrities have drawn
harsh anger and
criticism from China's
government and
citizens in the past.
A Reuters
photographer saw
members of a police
bomb disposal unit,
wearing protective
body armor, close to
the washroom as
investigations were
carried out.