By MIYUKI KANNO/ Staff Writer
May 13, 2025 at 18:31 JST
Setsuryo Tanaka, left, the chief priest of Kannonji temple, and his predecessor, Sekko Tanaka, speak to reporters on May 12 following the return of their long-lost statue. (Shinnosuke Ito)
TSUSHIMA, Nagasaki Prefecture—A centuries-old Buddhist statue stolen from a temple here has finally returned home after 13 years, marking a significant moment for the local community. [Read More]
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