Prime Minister of Japan Shigeru Ishiba comments on allegations of Assassin’s Creed: Shadows’ cultural insensitivity

Japanese Prime Minister Shigero Esba commented on the killer’s profession’s allegations: Shadow’s cultural apathy

Heroki Kata, a member of the Lab Dam Party, raised concerns about the ‘problem of the killers’ profession’, highlighting the series that destroyed the shrine of the holy atheo in the game of Yasu. "I would like to ask about the problem of the killer’s profession. In this game, Samara’s main character breaks drums, sacred mirrors, and altar inside the worship hall of a shrine, which shows its original name. He collides with people who appear to be priests, shoot arrows and others are involved in violent destruction. When I asked the chief priest, he said that the game company did not contact the shrine to ask permission to use the name."

In response to this, Prime Minister Asba, commenting on the possibility of the video, said: Copy Cats said:

“Defeating a shrine is out of the question – it is an insult to the nation itself. When self -defense forces were deployed in Iraq, Iraq, we made sure that they had already studied Islamic customs. It is basic to respect the culture and religion of a country, and we will not accept it.”