Christianity in Japan

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Christianity in Japan is a religious tradition marked by its introduction by European missionaries in the 16th century, subsequent periods of persecution and underground practice, and its continued presence as a minority faith influencing Japanese culture and history.

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All labels observed (3)

Label	Occurrences
Christianity in Japan canonical	3
Japanese Christianity	3
History of Christianity in Japan	1

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hidden Christian period → timeInHistoryOf → Christianity in Japan ⓘ

Shūsaku Endō → workFocus → Christianity in Japan ⓘ

Amakusa region → associatedWith → Japanese Christianity ⓘ

linked to: Christianity in Japan

Hidden Christian sites → culturalContext → Japanese Christianity ⓘ

linked to: Christianity in Japan

Amakusa Shirō → associatedWith → Japanese Christianity ⓘ

subject linked to: Amakusa Shirō (as regional namesake and association)

linked to: Christianity in Japan

Hasekura Tsunenaga → associatedWith → Christianity in Japan ⓘ

Diocese of Funai → seeAlso → History of Christianity in Japan ⓘ

linked to: Christianity in Japan