FUKUOKA - On a Sunday in April, Sairinji temple in Fukuoka in southwestern Japan was bustling with people celebrating Buddha's birthday. But the religious festivities were also a prime example of how Buddhists are trying to reinvigorate Japan's aging, shrinking communities at the grassroots level.
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