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Japanese police, prosecutors apologise at grave of wrongfully accused man
The Straits Times
|August 26, 2025
Tokyo police and prosecutors on Aug. 25 apologised at the grave of a man who was wrongfully accused of the unauthorised export of sensitive equipment and died without being granted bail.
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YOKOHAMA - Tokyo police and prosecutors on Aug. 25 apologised at the grave of a man who was wrongfully accused of the unauthorised export of sensitive equipment and died without being granted bail.
They made the apology at the gravesite of Mr Shizuo Aishima, a former adviser to machinery maker Ohkawara Kakohki in Yokohama, with his family present.
The apology came after the police released a report earlier in August concluding that dysfunction in the investigative chain of command led to the wrongful arrests of Mr Aishima and two others.
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