Japan's Foreign Ministry on Friday justified its withdrawal of support for an art exhibition in Vienna that featured works critical of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as well as the Fukushima nuclear crisis, saying the decision was "appropriate" and not an attack on free speech.The "Japan Unlimited" exhibition has been held since late September as part of a series of events to commemorate 150 years of diplomatic ties between Japan and Austria."After reviewing the content, it became clear that they were not conducive to fostering mutual understanding and friendship (between the countries)," Foreig…READ FULL ARTICLE
