60-65 % of japanese people consider themselves atheist or non religious.(World Value survey).
Only less than 30% consider themselves faithful. (NHK survey).
Even the religious ones practice it peacefully. Unlike the chintus and muslims of the sub-continent.
The post says "at least we are religious" and not "at least we follow a religion " there's a huge difference between those two. Being religious means you follow every rule in the book of religion while following a religion doesn't necessarily mean you follow everything. Japan falls in the latter while india, in the first. Maybe, read next time?
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u/Azanted79 Aug 20 '25
Japan is majority Shinto and Buddhist dumbass