Japanese man detained in China's Hunan Province since July

A Japanese man in his 50s has been detained in the Chinese province of Hunan since July, possibly for alleged spying, a Japanese government source said Wednesday.Later in the day, Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told reporters in Tokyo that the government has confirmed the man's detention by Chinese authorities, with the Foreign Ministry saying he is said to have acted in "violation of domestic law" in China.The man in question is being held in Changsha and has had access to consular services, the government source said, adding that he is in good health. It is unclear why he…READ FULL ARTICLE