A Japanese town wrestles with identity after protests over its first mosque

The update

As Japan increasingly relies on foreign workers, it is also grappling with how to integrate new cultures and religions

The japanese stakes

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The surrounding pattern

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How Signal Ledger reads this

Signal Ledger reads this through the lens of japanese, town, wrestles, identity, protests: As Japan increasingly relies on foreign workers, it is also grappling with how to integrate new cultures and religions.