Japan's QAnon disciples aren't letting Trump's loss quash their missionBy Emiko Jozuka, Selina Wang and Junko Ogura, CNN Business Updated 0558 GMT (1358 HKT) April 27, 2021 Growing up, the now 58-year-old Japanese acupuncturist felt pressure to conform to Japan's rules-based society, and to become a model worker and wife. She married young and had three children, but later divorced and says she st
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