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Religion continues to play a significant but evolving role in contemporary Japanese society. While Shinto and Buddhism remain influential, particularly in cultural practices and rituals, many Japanese people identify as non-religious or practice a mix of beliefs. New religious movements and secular values also shape Japan’s religious landscape.