Religious tensions in Japan as Muslim population grows

Japan’s religious landscape is undertaking a transformative change, which is even more noticeable by taking a look at the expanding variety of mosques that have actually arised in the nation over the previous twenty years.

The adjustment can be credited to a minimal level to raising intermarriage in between Muslims as well as Japanese people (several Japanese transformed to Islam via marital relationship), yet mainly to the increasing variety of immigrants originating from Islamic states.