Takayama Yano
Yano Takayama(or Dynasty, around the year 12 (1815) - the first year () was a Japanese who was first baptized in Japan .. aka: Motonaka, Gen.
Yano was a Japanese teacher of a missionary who came to Japan the first year (1861), about the age of about 50 at the introduction of the shogunate, and was teaching Japanese at Kanagawa where there was a rose. Around the end of the Tokugawa period, the Yosu movement became popular, and happened in Bunkyu 2 years (). And because the tension between the UK and the shogunate that started from the game of barley came nearly dangerous to foreigners in Kanagawa, in January 1863 the Rose family went to the settlement 167 with Brown in January 1863 lived.
Yano attended the rose 's house in the settlement and continued teaching Japanese. According to the diagnosis, Yano was suffering from. Since 1863, Yano helped the roses that tried to translate the Chinese translation Bible. However, Yano will face the bed with pulmonary tuberculosis. Roses pass under Yano and read and encourage the Bible translated by two people. Yano confessed he would like to get baptized. Rose consulted with Hébong, and on September 17th (18th November 5th) the first year Keio, Yano was baptized in the bedside from the rose with the family of Yano and Henbon. It was the first person who was Japanese and Protestant baptized. One month later Yano died.
References
- "History of the Protestant Church of Japan" (top), Shogun Institute of Publication Press
- "Elder and reformist church visits Japan missionary encyclopedia" Shinto publishing company, 2003
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