Taiwanese Actress Tsai Yi-Chen Issues Apology Following Vandalism Incident in Japan

Entertainer apologizes for Japan statue incident

Taiwanese entertainer Tsai Yi-chen (蔡頤榛) on Thursday apologized for defacing a Japanese national treasure at a temple in Nara in April.Japanese media on Aug. 23 reported that a 39-year-old Taiwanese woman was arrested on arrival at Japan’s Kansai International Airport on suspicion of splashing an oi

Taiwan Actress Tsai Yi-chen Fined About S$4,060 and Apologises for Staining Japan Temple National Treasure

Tsai Yi-chen has been released after paying a 500,000 yen fine over the April incident at Nara’s Yakushiji Temple. The Taiwanese actress said she had reflected on her actions and apologised to the temple, Japan and the Taiwanese public.

Japan fines Taiwanese entertainer 500,000 yen for national treasure vandalism

Taipei, Sept. 4 (CNA) Japan's Nara Summary Court on Wednesday fined a Taiwanese entertainer 500,000 yen (US$3,200) for vandalizing the Buddha's Footprint Stone during a visit to Yakushiji Temple in Nara Prefecture in April, according to Japanese national broadcaster NHK on Thursday.

Taiwanese actress Tsai Yi-chen issues apology following vandalism incident in Japan

In a statement on her social media pages on Thursday (Sep 3), Tsai Yi-chen said that she should "have been more thoughtful".

Taiwanese actor apologizes over Japan national treasure vandalism

A Taiwanese actor and TV host who was summarily indicted earlier this week over the defacement of a treasured stone monument at a western Japan temple apologized on Thursday, expressing deep remorse for causing trouble and harm to the local community.