Jesuits in Japan

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Jesuits in Japan were Catholic missionaries, primarily from the Society of Jesus, who played a central role in introducing Christianity, Western learning, and cultural exchange to Japan from the mid-16th century until their suppression in the early 17th century.

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Takayama Ukon associatedWith Jesuits in Japan
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Nagasaki missionaryHistory Jesuit missions in Japan
linked to: Jesuits in Japan
Spanish missions in Asia notableEvent Japanese Christian Century
linked to: Jesuits in Japan
Diocese of Funai hasRoleIn Christianization of Japan
linked to: Jesuits in Japan
Diocese of Funai linkedTo Portuguese missions in Japan
linked to: Jesuits in Japan
Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific hasMember Jesuit Province of Japan
linked to: Jesuits in Japan