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Japan and Religion

Roy Jenkins discusses the place of religious traditions in modern Japan, including Shinto, Buddhism and Christianity, as well as some cults that have emerged in more recent times.

Roy Jenkins discusses the place of religious traditions in modern Japan. With the help of a panel of experts, Roy discusses the difference between Shinto and Buddhism, the place of Christianity in this society of 125 million people, and the emergence of certain cults. The contributors include Dr Erica Baffelli, Dr Christopher Hood, Kiyo Roddis and Nathanael Ayling.

28 minutes

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Tue 1 Oct 201905:30
BBC Radio Wales

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