Religions in Japan from 2000 to 2050. Data value.

Shinto population in Japan:
The estimated population of both religions is almost identical: approximately 98% of Japanese are Shinto are 96% are Buddhist.
Buddhists population in Japan:
As of 2022, about 96% of Japan's population identify as Buddhist.
Christians population in Japan:
Christians make up about 1% of Japan's population. Christianity has a long history in Japan, dating back to the 16th century.
Hindus population in Japan:
Hinduisam is a minority religion in Japan, which is followed by nearly 0.1% people as per 2022. Most of the Hindus in Japan are from India and Nepal. There are many Hindu temple in Japan. Many places name and many temples are being built on the name of Hindu God and goddess.
Muslims population in Japan:
As of 2019, Islam is one of the smallest minority faiths in Japan, making up about 0.18% of the total population.
Jews population in Japan:
As of June 2024, the Jewish population in Japan is estimated to be between 300 and 2,000 people, which is about 0.0016% to 0.0002% of Japan's total population. Most of the Jewish population in Japan are foreign short-term residents and are not Japanese citizens.

[@Lolologakbahayatah-d8y]

What bro💀, the current population of Japan is only 123 million and it is decreasing every year💀, while the data you show is more than 200 million people in Japan💀, your data is wrong bro💀

[@Datavalue2345]

People of Japan practice the religions simultaneously, so this data is correct. In Japan 1 person practice more than one religion.