On the 20th, actor Jiro Okazaki apologized by fax to media companies after the arrest of Miko Kuraoka (43). On the same day, Kuraoka was arrested by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department’s Public Security Department on suspicion of invading a building, alleging that he had broke into the vaccination site for a new coronavirus infection in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo.
Kuraoka claims to be the leader of “YamatoQ,” an organization that opposes vaccination. The alleged arrest was that he had invaded a clinic in Shibuya Ward, which had been an inoculation site for children, for more than an hour from around 9:30 am on the 7th. Four men and women, believed to be members of the group, who were on the scene with Kuraoka, were arrested on suspicion of trespassing on a building.
Jiro Okazaki said, “I am very sorry that my son caused a great deal of inconvenience to everyone. We hope that you will make amends and become a person who can be rehabilitated as soon as possible and be useful to society. We sincerely apologize to the victims and apologize for the inconvenience. We also apologize to everyone involved. “