Japan's Identity Crisis: The Mosque in Fujisawa and Beyond The tranquil seaside town of Fujisawa, located about an hour south of Tokyo, is currently embroiled in a contentious debate over its first mosque.
While some residents have taken to the streets in protest, others are advocating for greater understanding and dialogue.
This dispute raises fundamental questions about Japan's identity, its relationship with immigration, and the evolving demographics that are reshaping the country.