How are different ethnicities discriminated against in Japan? [closed]

I was reading this article called Can I side-step discrimination against foreigners in Japan? and it makes me wonder, how are different ethnicities discriminated against in Japan? Quoting the answer,

White men have a role here, and it's not a bad one. You won't experience the same conformist pressures as the natives (e.g. bald Japanese men have a rotten time) and, if you're single, you'll be thoroughly spoilt!

So white people are treated well. Is that true regardless of whether or not they're bald?

What about black people? What about people of Hispanic descent or from India? What about Muslims with full hijabs on?

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Does Japan have discrimination laws?

Racial and Ethnic DiscriminationJapan does not have an anti-discrimination law to protect racial or ethnic minorities. However, in May, a so-called anti-hate speech law was passed, reflecting the increase in recent years of hate speech against Korean residents (Zainichi) in Japan.

How racially diverse is Japan?

Japanese 98.1%, Chinese 0.5%, Korean 0.4%, other 1% (includes Filipino, Vietnamese, and Brazilian) (2016 est.)

Are there minority groups in Japan?

Minority communities include Burakumin (estimates range widely between 1-3 million people), Chinese (more than 650,000) and Koreans (around 1 million in total, out of which 430,000 are foreign nationals holding permanent residency).

Is Japanese an ethnic minority?

Japan considers these ethnic groups as a mere "subgroup" of the Japanese people and therefore synonymous to the Yamato people, and do not recognize them as a minority group with a distinct culture....Demographics.NationalityNepalNumber88,951Percentage ofForeign citizens3.3%Total population0.07%20 more columns

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