– Japanese singer-songwriter Chihiro Onitsuka has recently released an apology, following her arrest for damaging an ambulance in Shibuya.
On 3 December, the singer retweeted a statement released by her company Napoleon Records, which read, "I deeply apologise to the rescuers, the Tokyo Fire Department, officials, the fans, and many more. I thank you and apologise for the inconvenience caused to others due to my inappropriate behaviour."It was back on 28 November that Chihiro was arrested by the Shibuya police for kicking and denting an ambulance.
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