A Muslim man in Japan took to social media to complain that Japanese people stare at him when he prays on public streets.
To this, a Japanese user replied:
Yes, people stare. Because Japan's sidewalks are meant for walking, not for praying.
That person didn't look for a mosque, nor did he stay at home; under the guise of religion, he wants to encroach on the street and assert supremacy.
Japan is not a stage for anyone's religious drama or a place to display any one religion.
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Truly hoping to work together with President Trump to make our 🇯🇵🇺🇸 Alliance even stronger & more prosperous, and to advance a Free and Open Indo-Pacific.
トランプ大統領から、温かいお祝いのお言葉を頂き、大変嬉しく思います。 日米同盟をより一層強く、より豊かにするために、そして、自由で開かれたインド太平洋(FOIP)を進めるために、トランプ大統領と共に取り組んでいくことを楽しみにしております。