The incident in Japan comes just weeks after a tourist carved his name into the wall of the Colosseum in Rome.
. He was not detained but police are investigating whether he is in violation of the Law for Protection of Cultural Properties.
in Rome. Ivan Danailov Dimitrov, 31, apologized after a video showed him etching his name into the wall of the ancient building, indicating he didn’t know how old it was. The Colosseum was completed in 80 AD. “We are worried that the same thing could happen again,” a monk at the temple tells the Mainichi in regard to the most recent incident. “Even though it may have been done without malice, it is still regrettable and sad.”
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