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Indonesia: Despite being Muslim-majority, Ganesh Ji's photo was on their 20,000 Rupiah note (1998-2008), and Bali has over 20,000 Ganesh temples.
Japan: Ganesh Ji is called Kangiten, worshipped in 250 temples where idols are sealed. Mooli (radish) is offered as prasad instead of modak, symbolizing the removal of greed, hatred, and delusion.
Thailand: Ganesh Ji, known as "Phra Phikanet," is considered slim and fit. There's a 49-meter tall statue, and it's believed he visits Shiva daily. He's also the emblem of their Fine Arts Department.
Ireland: Ganesh jhankiyan are now part of the St. Patrick's Day parade, and locals are learning to make modaks.
Afghanistan: A 1400-year-old Gardez Ganesha statue has been found.
Cambodia: In Angkor Wat, Buddhist people still pray to Ganesh Ji for business success.
China: Ganesh Ji is known as Vinayak and has been worshipped for thousands of years, brought by Buddhist monks and Indian traders.
Nepal: Ganesh Ji is widely worshipped as the deity of good fortune, especially during festivals and at the beginning of new ventures.
Myanmar: Ganesh Ji is honored in various temples and is recognized as a remover of obstacles.
Vietnam: Among the Cham people, Ganesh Ji is revered and associated with agricultural prosperity.
Mongolia: Ganesh Ji is acknowledged in some Buddhist practices as a protector and a deity of good fortune.
Tibet: Ganesh Ji appears in various forms, often as a protector deity, integrated into Tibetan Buddhism as Vināyaka.
Malaysia: Ganesh Ji is widely worshipped, considered the god of new beginnings and the remover of obstacles. Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated annually here.

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