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Imamura Cathedral, in Fukuoka-prefecture
2024/03/02
Latest informationImamura Cathedral is located in Tachiarai, Fukuoka-prefecture. A Christian group was born in this region in the late 16th century. When Christianity was banned, I continued my faith as a hidden Christian. The twin …
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Yamano Church, in Hirado
2024/03/01
● Churches and Cathedrals , Latest informationYamano Church was built in 1924 in the Yamano area, where is halfway of Mount Yasuman. Most people living in this area are Christians. The ancestors of the Yamano village fled persecution from Nishisonogi and S …
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Ban on Christianity was abolished in 1873
2024/03/28
Japanese historyIn 1873, the Meiji government abolished the ban on Christianity. Believers who had been in hiding returned to Catholicism, and churches in various villages were built with a variety of designs that combined Japane …
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Shinto shrine
2024/03/14
Shinto ShrineThere are over eighty thousand Shinto shrines in Japan, and they represent the oldest architectural style in the country. Shinto is a religion unique to Japan. Respect for land and nature is its basic premise. Usu …
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Onsen resort
2024/03/05
Onsen resortIn Japan, Onsen are the country’s hot springs and the bathing facilities and traditional inns around them. Most Japanese love bathing in Onsen (hot springs), and many believe that the water can cure certain ailme …
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Japan’s modern Steel industry in 1901
2024/03/15
Japanese history, Latest informationJapanese industry at the end of 19th century was 200 years behind. After Mathew C Perry came to Japan in 1853, Japan’s industrial Revolution was started. Japan’s modern Steel industry was started as Yawata Stee …
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Yawata was selected as Japanese Steel Works site in 1897
2024/03/20
Japanese historyJapanese Government selected Yawata as the site for construction of Japanese Steel Works from the 17 candidate sites across the country 1897. The 17 candidate locations are as follows. From the north; Aomori, Kama …
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Meiji Restoration in 1868
2024/03/31
Japanese historyIn 1868, Meiji Restoration, the most important event in Japanese history, which heralded a new era of modernization in Japan. This revolution restored the imperial rule to Japan after more than 250years of Tokug …