Removing Protests Around Japan's First Mosque

As Japan attracts foreign workers, it faces challenges in integrating new cultures and religions. The protests from local residents complicate the issue of how to merge religion, culture, and identity among the local community. This mosque exemplifies the unification of diverse peoples under the obligation to work. Every new culture, from regions like South Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, brings new questions for Japanese society. This undoubtedly raises issues of national identity and community integration.