An art exhibition featuring a "comfort woman" statue that had been shut down in August should be reopened, the governor of a host prefecture in central Japan said Wednesday."We would like to aim for the reopening of the exhibition after certain conditions are met," Aichi Gov. Hideaki Omura said at a news conference in Nagoya.Omura made the remark after receiving a similar proposal from a review panel the Aichi prefectural government set up after the controversial shutdown of the exhibition.But he stopped short of saying when the exhibition, which involves a statue symbolizing women forced t…READ FULL ARTICLE