I hope if you dont mind me adding this one Blessed Takayama Ukon's Major Shrine is the Manila Cathedral in Intramuros Manila Philippines Blessed Takayama Ukon pray for us
He gave up everything he have to keep his faith. He has a statue in Paco district of Manila. He and his people settled there. They called.the place Plaza Dilao (yellow) because the Japanese have yellow skin.
Christianity became quite prevalent in Japan before WW1/2. It wasn't until the the mid 20th century and WW2 that Japanese citizens isolated themselves from Christianity. Even then, Japanese Christians became doctors, Nurses, Priest, Nuns or Missionaries. As early as the 16th century there were Japanese Christians and even the Shogun and many Daimyo held catholic faith. I too am a Christian and this is ok. I wish to impart to all people that my faith is inherently personal, and that you being Muslim, Jewish, Buddhists, Athiest, Satanist or whatever is perfectly fine with me. I pray to a person for whom I do not think would consider you my enemy. And moreso, I think we'd be better as friends. ❤
An african samurai and even a Christian samurai who refused to to reject his faith knowing well the danger he was putting himself into . Fascinating.
I've done videos on Yasuke on this channel. Did you see them?
@@WaltMussell I've watched some of Yasuke's documentaries. Not sure if I've watched yours but ill check it out as well ✌️
The only Japanese Daimyo buried in the Philippines, how fascinating!
His complete story is amazing.
Thank you for this wonderful information.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What an amazing story. Sen no rikyū's influence strikes again too! Haha
Yes, I thought about that. Normally, the hostages wouldn't have survived
Can you list some of your sources! I would love to read on this more myself!
I'll post a video on this
I hope if you dont mind me adding this one Blessed Takayama Ukon's Major Shrine is the Manila Cathedral in Intramuros Manila Philippines
Blessed Takayama Ukon pray for us
Appreciate the additional information
Justo Takayama Ukon is a Blessed, the next level is Saint.
I say that twice in the video. What's your point?
My favourite samurai! ❤️✝️
What about samurai jack
I like him as well.
He must be with christ right??!
I believe he is.
He gave up everything he have to keep his faith. He has a statue in Paco district of Manila. He and his people settled there. They called.the place Plaza Dilao (yellow) because the Japanese have yellow skin.
Thanks for the information. I'd never heard about this
I knew about the statue. I didn't know about the rest
Christianity became quite prevalent in Japan before WW1/2.
It wasn't until the the mid 20th century and WW2 that Japanese citizens isolated themselves from Christianity. Even then, Japanese Christians became doctors, Nurses, Priest, Nuns or Missionaries. As early as the 16th century there were Japanese Christians and even the Shogun and many Daimyo held catholic faith.
I too am a Christian and this is ok. I wish to impart to all people that my faith is inherently personal, and that you being Muslim, Jewish, Buddhists, Athiest, Satanist or whatever is perfectly fine with me. I pray to a person for whom I do not think would consider you my enemy.
And moreso, I think we'd be better as friends. ❤
The history of Christianity in Japan is deep with many stories, both beautiful and sad