Japan, a nation historically known for its cultural homogeneity, is undergoing a quiet transformation. A religion once perceived as foreign and unfamiliar is slowly finding its place within Japanese society. According to a comprehensive study by Akiko Komura of Comenius University, this shift is not the result of government policy or theological debate alone. Instead, … Continue reading From Shipwreck to Halal Sushi: How Foreign Muslims Changed Japan’s View of Islam