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St. Andrew’s Seminary at Dejima, opened in 1877
2024/01/09
● History of Japanese ChristianityAfter the ban on Christianity lifted in 1873, Burnside who was the British Church Missionary created a cram school at his home to teach the English Bible. In 1877, the school was moved to the Dejima English-Japan …
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Shitsu Church, in Sotome, constructed in 1882
2024/01/09
● History of Japanese ChristianityBuilt in 1882 by Father de Rotz, this low-ceiling church features a brick exterior, wood interior and stone entranceway. The roof itself is low in order to limit damage done by strong winds. The church’s bell was …
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Hatsu-moude, 初詣
2024/01/09
Japanese Culture, Latest informationHatsu-moude is one of Japanese custom that first visit of the year to Shrines or/and Temples. Literal meaning of Hatsu is first and moude is pray. Most Japanese people visit Shrines and/or Temples at the beginning …