TOKYO -- As Japan increasingly relies on foreign nationals to address its labor shortage, attention is turning to how the country accommodates religious and cultural practices, especially for Muslims.
Indonesians pack mosques after arriving as foreign labor

Muslims from Indonesia gather for prayers after the end of Ramadan. (Photo by Koji Nozawa)
TOKYO -- As Japan increasingly relies on foreign nationals to address its labor shortage, attention is turning to how the country accommodates religious and cultural practices, especially for Muslims.