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Yes, there is Christianity in Japan, Christianity is a very common religion.
Yet only 1% of Japan's people or Christian, 80% are Shinto, 58% are Buddhist.
There are 127,333,002 people in Japan, so 1% is still a lot.
As far as I know this is accurate, but if not please correct me.
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Why did Japan forced out Portuguese traders?
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Who was Francis Xavier and how did he influence Japanese culture in the sixteenth century?
Francis Xavier was a Spanish Jesuit missionary who played a significant role in introducing Christianity to Japan in the sixteenth century. His efforts led to the establishment of Christian communities in Japan, influencing aspects of Japanese culture such as language, art, and education. However, his influence was ultimately limited as Christianity was later suppressed in Japan during the Edo period.
What religion was banned by the Tokugawa shogunate?
Christianity came to Japan and the Shogun used the influence of the Europeans to destroy Buddhist separatist movements that opposed his power. But with the rapid growth of Christianity, the Shogun felt threatened and a rural revolt was used as an excuse to stop conversions to Christianity and ban it.
What near by culture had a mojor influence on japan?
china has a major influence on japan
What is the earliest religion in Japan?
Christianity
Around 1100 AD began to influence the Vikings?
Christianity
How did Christianity influence Constantine behavior?
He changed Christianity by adding Paganism to it.
What is Christianity's political influence?
nothing................
How did the Tokugawa change japan?
They outlawed Christianity.
Who was the apostle who had a big influence on Christianity development?
The apostle Paul probably had the greatest influence on Christianity.
How did Christianity spread in Japan?
The Roman Empire sent over a various amounts of priests to Japan. The Empire's goal was to infect the world of Christianity. They were successful in their attempts.
Why did Westerners not manage to convert the Japanese to Christianity?
Christianity has rarely done well in countries that were not colonies of the Western countries. Japan, while controlled to some extent, was not a primitive land and had an established religious heritage. In China, Western countries had more influence, and missionaries were able to set up schools that also taught Christianity.
