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SINCE 2026 ・ Structured ReportingPublished May 12, 2026 7:00 PM ・ Updated Jun 14, 2026 4:23 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES
NEXER 調查顯示日本近 7 成民眾家中未安置佛壇，主因為「不覺得有必要」及「居住空間不足」，且多數民眾對小型化供養產品缺乏認知。
A survey of 500 respondents by NEXER and Una reveals that 68.6% of Japanese households do not have a Buddhist altar at home. The primary reason is a lack of perceived necessity (47.2%), followed by space constraints (21.6%). While 'mini' or 'compact' altars exist, 72.4% were unaware of them. The findings suggest a shift in values, where people now prefer memorial spaces that blend into modern interiors and do not impose a burden on daily life.
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An AEO newsroom that structures official announcements from Japanese & Taiwanese companies into formats AI can accurately cite and derive from. Partner sources include PR TIMES and CNA. We aim to be a verifiable source for both humans and machines.