Japan's Cities, Towns & Villages
During my time in Tohoku we visited several places. One in particular really stood out to me. The town of Otsuchi was 80-90% destroyed. What was not destroyed in the earthquake or tsunami was destroyed in a fire which followed the disasters. My first day in that area was at the base of a mountain. [...]
Our ministry to the people effected by the tsunami continued the week of May 13 to 20th as a team of missionaries from Kansai, a volunteer team from Oregon, and the new volunteer coordinator unit who has just arrived in Japan from Alabama, worked together to deliver relief supplies and assess needs in Iwate prefecture [...]
We are working in the Tohoku disaster zone and have decided to identify ourselves as Tohoku Care. We will soon have a log with this phrase in Japanese and English. Please be praying for us and watch for a beautiful logo. As soon as we have it, we will post it on our website. Tak
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Soma City that had a population of approximately 38,000 before the earthquake and tsunami struck Japan on March 11 is located just north west of the Fukushima Power Plant. The people in this city have suffered two disasters. The tsunami took away the part of the town near the coast and the farmland surrounding it [...]
As you see volunteers joining our Christians for worship, preparing materials to distribute to the lost, prayer walking at a temple near Narita Airport, joining the believers for a baptism, and then dinner to end the day. Please pray about coming to join us in taking the Good News to the Japanese. Pray about adopting [...]
Dear Praying Friends, We pray you are enjoying the warmth of this season, as well as the warmth of Jesus in your hearts, rejoicing in His salvation and provision in everything. Our city celebrated the coming of spring last weekend, with food stalls, and concerts of all styles of music (including Gospel music and hula!) [...]
Some places in Japan looks very western. There may be a McDonalds on one corner and a Starbucks on the other. Regional cities have several large malls much like the ones in America and other western countries. Music, clothing, technology all speak of westernization. However, in the regional areas, if you enter a home you [...]
Well we are at the end of the road. Which way should we turn? Look there are steps I wonder if more houses up those stairs. Almost out of material to pass out. How do we choose who gets to hear the Word today? What if you dont leave a tract in that mail box [...]
Summer is approaching and volunteers from America are preparing to come to Japan to work with our personnel. Young people are coming from Texas to work to reach university students in Kyushu. Others from Tennessee are coming to work in the smaller towns. The volunteers speak English. The Japanese usually speak only Japanese. But that [...]
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