Education for Muslims in Japan

The Japanese society is one of the most homogeneous at the national level. Minorities living here encounter daily problems and have educational needs for their own identity.

Maruyama (2007) writes the common problems in schooling among Muslims in Japan and points out the importance of key persons such as the Japanese who experienced out of Japan because they could share the student's views.

http://www.shingetsuinstitute.com/Maruyama1F.pdf

Maruyama, H. (2007). Diversity as Advantage in "Homogeneous" Society: Educational Environment for Muslim in Japan, Shingetsu Electronic Journal of Japanese-Islamic Relations, 1, 57-78.