Catholic Toyama Church Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Roman Catholic Church in centre of Toyama city
We just visited one day to Toyama, to meet our Aunt, who is a nun. The church has a very good remembrance, as many catholics from Nagasaki were brought here and died due to persecution. Although the p...
I was in Toyama for 3 weeks and was looking for a Catholic Church to attend Sunday Mass. After some searching I found Assumption church in Toyama City Centre. I was able to attend Sunday mass's on...
a interesting building with a serene out look - this is the Toyama Assumption church . My family of 6 managed to attend Sunset mass which starts at 6 pm every Saturday. Mass is in Japanese but the ...
In the 19th century, a Christian was exiled from Nagasaki to Toyama. It was carried with a collar like a dog. This church was the site of a Karo's house where a lecture was given to believers to turn to Shinto, and then became a church.
Roman Catholic Church in centre of Toyama city
We just visited one day to Toyama, to meet our Aunt, who is a nun. The church has a very good remembrance, as many catholics from Nagasaki were brought here and died due to persecution. Although the p...
Roman Catholic Church Toyama
I was in Toyama for 3 weeks and was looking for a Catholic Church to attend Sunday Mass. After some searching I found Assumption church in Toyama City Centre. I was able to attend Sunday mass's on...
i went here three times.
it was on Sunday.so as a Catholic i went to this church, three time in the past. simple beautiful. good place too see and pray to God for my sins.
A place in central toyama for sunday mass
a interesting building with a serene out look - this is the Toyama Assumption church . My family of 6 managed to attend Sunset mass which starts at 6 pm every Saturday. Mass is in Japanese but the ...
It has a sad history.
In the 19th century, a Christian was exiled from Nagasaki to Toyama. It was carried with a collar like a dog. This church was the site of a Karo's house where a lecture was given to believers to turn to Shinto, and then became a church.