Most contemporary Japanese people consider themselves __________.

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According to various surveys, the majority of contemporary Japanese people identify themselves as non-religious or have a more secular outlook on religion. While there are still people who follow Shinto or Buddhism, the practice of these religions has decreased significantly in Japan. There is also a growing trend of people exploring and practicing new religious movements, but they do not constitute the majority.

Most Contemporary Japanese People Consider Themselves __________