TOKYO: Japanese police on Wednesday (May 27) arrested the man suspected of killing 36 people at Kyoto Animation last July after he had spent 10 ...
The fire had killed mostly young artists at the studio, shocked animation fans around the world, and prompted tributes from world leaders such as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook.
Kyoto Animation is well known in Japan and abroad for its series and movies, including"Violet Evergarden", which has been on Netflix. In mid-July last year, police said, Aoba went to the studio, poured fuel around the entrance and shouted"Die!" as he set the building ablaze. After the attack, Aoba told police he had done it because the studio had plagiarized his novel.
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