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A studio of Kyoto Animation Co. in Kyoto was set on fire on July 18, 2019. (Asahi Shimbun file photo) KYOTO—Prosecutors here on Dec. 16 indicted an unemployed man on multiple charges of murder and attempted murder over the arson attack against Kyoto Animation Co. last year that killed 36 workers. Shinji Aoba, 42, will be tried under the lay judge system. Aoba, from Saitama city, has admitted to setting fire to the studio and trying to kill as many people as possible, investigative sources said. His arrest and indictment were delayed until after he recovered from serious burns he suffered in...

Man indicted over deadly Japanese animation studio fire 1 minute read Tokyo, Dec 16 (efe-epa).- The Japanese prosecutor’s office on Wednesday indicted a 42-year-old man over an arson attack last year on an animation studio in Kyoto that killed 36 people. Shinji Aoba was indicted on charges, including suspicion of murder, according to Kyodo news, a year and a half after the attack on the studios of Kyoto Animation Co on July 18, 2019. It was one of the worst tragedies involving violent crime in recent Japanese history. Since June, the suspect has been held for psychiatric examination to de...

1. Takoyaki Looks Cute and Tastes Great! The most famous local cuisine of Osaka is Takoyaki. Takoyaki is known around the world now, but there was a time when it was translated as Octopus Balls. With a name like that, people would wonder what kind of dish is was? Our New Yorker interviewee thought Takoyaki looked cute the first time he saw it. I guess it might look cute after hearing Octopus Ball and seeing real Takoyaki. When you put it in your mouth, the combination of the sauce and mayonnaise is plentiful, and the texture of the octopus is excellent! Only one word can describe it, ...

KYOTO--Prosecutors concluded that suspected mass murderer Shinji Aoba is mentally fit to stand trial over the arson attack at a Kyoto Animation Co. studio that killed 36 employees and injured 33.