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Subscribe to authors Favorite this article The amount of a cup of coffee per month, support the birth of good ideas, and enjoy a better reading experience. support now What we want you to know is This was originally just a private funeral, only for family members and close friends, but a large number of Japanese people still took to the streets, laying flowers to pay tribute to Shinzo Abe. From early in the morning, people began to line up outside Tokyo's Zojoji Temple,

and took turns to lay flowers on the flower table. hearse Photo Credit: Reuters / BBC News A large number of Japanese people wait in the streets to pay tribute to former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe The funeral of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who was assassinated last week, was held in Tokyo on Tuesday (July 12), and large crowds gathered on both sides of the road to pay tribute to him. Shinzo Abe was shot during a speech in Nara City last Friday (July 8) and was rushed to the hospital for rescue. He died at the age of 67. The funeral was held at Zojoji Temple in Tokyo, and a large number of people laid flowers at the flower offering platform next to Zojoji Temple,