Do almost all Japanese family have Buddhist statue in their house?

[siokan]

Originally Posted by hitotsz

There's Korean Buddhism and Chinese Buddhism too. Is Japanese Buddhism vastly different from the other kinds of Buddhism? If so, how so?

It is basically the same Mahayana Buddhism.
It roughly separates into 13 sects.
The difference of the sect is not understood though it belongs to the sect that has inherited it from generation to generation.
Most people do not understand Buddha's teaching.

And, I who is explaining am an irreligion.

[bELyVIS]

We have a Kamidana in our house. It's great to see people interested in it, not many American homes have one.