KOBE, Japan - The mayor of Akashi, Hyogo Prefecture, told city officials to set a building on fire in 2017 because he was irritated by a delay in negotiations with the building's owner, The Yomiuri Shimbun has learned.
Mayor Fusaho Izumi - who has been known as a "human rights mayor" - used this violent language to officials in charge of the negotiations. The city wanted to remove the building as part of a project to expand a national road.
"Set fire [to the building you can't reach an agreement on]. Burn it down," he was quoted as saying.
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