When Kyoto Animation was set on fire and many people died (36 dead, 34 injured including the perpetrator), the head of the local neighborhood association said that the crime scene was…
When Kyoto Animation was set on fire and many people died (36 dead, 34 injured including the perpetrator), I remember news running on every private network except NHK (Japan’s public broadcaster) that the local neighborhood association head had requested, on the grounds that the crime scene might be turned into a pilgrimage “holy site,” that no monument-like structure be built. (In anime culture, a “holy site” means a real-life location that appears as a filming/location spot within a work.) Alternatively, in a similar vein, I also remember seeing news that, because a princess of the British royal family had been named Charlotte, a certain zoo, taking a cue from that, named a newborn baby female monkey Charlotte, whereupon a flood of protest calls came in saying that it was an insult. (3.3) The appearance or alteration of structures (structure objects, etc.).
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.