TOKYO -- Foreign residents in Japan continue to face serious obstacles when trying to bury their loved ones. As cremation remains the standard practice in the country, those whose religious beliefs require burial find it increasingly difficult to secure cemeteries that permit interment.
This issue is further complicated by the aging of the foreign community. As foreign nationals become an integral part of the national workforce, addressing these concerns is becoming more crucial for Japan.
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