There was tremendous change in the realm of thinking of the people. Buddhism which was the faith of the majority of Japanese, was thoroughly corrupted and instead of providing salvation it was exerting an evil influence upon society. Christianity, after the war had made rapid strides in Japan although it existed there for the last 90 years, but it had remained as a formal religion only. Christianity, which has been given up in Christian countries is now being used for export, to serve their capitalistic interest. Japan is geographically located between Russia on the one hand and America on the other and both wish to exert their influence on the Japanese people.
None can offer a lasting and happy solution to the spiritually disturbed Japanese people.
To my mind it will be the doctrine of Islam and none other that undoubtedly offers the much sought solution. Particularly, I am appreciative for the fraternity in Islam. All Muslims are brethren unto one another and God has enjoined that they should live in peace and harmony with each other. Last summer three Muslims visited Tokushima. They had come from Pakistan and it was from them that I learned a great deal about Islam and what it stands for.