In 2016, the Pusok Temple in South Korea told the South Korean government, which keeps the Buddha statue, ``This is a Buddha statue that the Japanese stole from our temple a long time ago, so please return it,’’ and the case continues to be filed in South Korea. I got it
In 2016, the Pusok Temple in South Korea told the South Korean government, which keeps the Buddha statue, ``This is a Buddha statue that the Japanese stole from our temple a long time ago, so please return it,’’ and the case continues to be filed in South Korea. I got it
However, in the next court case, the ruling was that the statue belonged to Kannonji Temple in Nagasaki Prefecture and could not be handed over to Pusoku Temple.
However, in the next court case, the ruling was that the statue belonged to Kannonji Temple in Nagasaki Prefecture and could not be handed over to Pusoku Temple.
On the 26th, the Supreme Court said, ``According to Japanese law, the Buddhist statue has belonged to Kannonji since 1973, 20 years after Kannonji became a corporation.’’
On the 26th, the Supreme Court said, ``According to Japanese law, the Buddhist statue has belonged to Kannonji since 1973, 20 years after Kannonji became a corporation.’’