A Japanese entrepreneur once touted as a maverick business leader who could change Japan's clubby corporate culture caused a stir Wednesday for wearing a T-shirt showing a character resembling Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler on national television.Japan's public broadcaster NHK apologized for offending people over the shirt worn by Takafumi Horie on one of its programs aired live. Horie donned the black shirt featuring the face of a man and the words "NO WAR."
(From NHK television)NHK said it has received some complaints from viewers saying it was "inappropriate" to wear such a shirt.Horie said o…READ FULL ARTICLE
