Christianity is a tiny minority—less than 2%. But it has a weird, outsized influence. How? Weddings.
Japanese couples love a Christian-style wedding. They rent a fake church. They hire a white actor to play a priest. They have a choir sing “Ave Maria” in English they barely understand.
It’s not about faith. It’s about the aesthetic. White dresses, rose petals, and a photo op in front of an organ. It’s the religion of vibes.
