Remembered: A woman offers a prayer for the 19 people killed last month in a knife attack in a care home for adults with learning difficulties, in Sagamihara, Japan, among floral tributes to them outside the home. The Bishop of Yokohama, in the Nippon Sei Ko Kai (the Japanese Anglican Church) has expressed concern that the killings could result in negative attitudes towards people with mental illness or mental-health problems, the Anglican Communion News Service reports. Bishop Laurence Minabe, who previously served as Rector of St Barnabas's, not far from the care home, in the Rinkai area of Sagamihara, said that he was "shocked" and "very angered" by the incident. “It is our belief that we have to look after those who are in need and most vulnerable. . .  Indeed, their families and friends love them and this institution is well-known for the good service and behaviour of its staff. "I am afraid that people will take a negative attitude towards mentally unstable people as a result of [this]," Bishop Minabe said. "In order to recover our community to where physically disabled people, mentally disabled people and those who have weakness of some kind can share their thoughts and dignity. I pray to God and ask you to do likewise.”