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4F
ELV
1
8
2
1011
12
9
3
567
4
祈祷室
Church Museum
Resouce Center
Café
one for all all for one
http://core100.net
SINCE 1909
Kagawa Memorial Center is where Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa and his co-workers started their ministry in 1909 in what was once a slum area.
Nowadays’ Kagawa Memorial Center is doing community welfare, peace activities, and building a society where people can live together by helping each other and those in need.
In 2009, members and supporters of the Jesus Band Social Welfare Organization celebrated the 100th anniversary of Toyohiko Kagawa’s ministry. The Kagawa Center was constructed in his memory and to continue his vision. Originally called the Kyureidan ( “Soul Saving Group” ), the ministry provided various services that were not provided by the Japanese social welfare system at that time.
We continue to work together to assist with various kinds of needs in modern society. Please join us in promoting our activi-ties. Let’s work together for a better world.
Toyohiko Kagawa1888～1960
Work to support community welfare was begun by Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa and his co-workers between 1909-1923. Supporting people in need became the
roots of the co-operative movement, labor movement, farmers’ movement, women’s suffrage, labor unions, children’s rights, and the peace movement. Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa devoted his whole life to help suffering people and reform society.Kagawa's ministry began in Kobe and
then spread all over Japan. His ministries rapidly expanded after the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923. Rev. Kagawa and his supporters were
able to build bases of action and make an impact on society in Japan, especially in the areas of social welfare, education, medicine, farming, unions, co-operatives, peace and human rights.
Includes a place for holding seminars, 12 exhibits, special displays, photo-graphs, videos, and picture screens.
Kagawa Memorial Center was built as a community center. The center includes a resource center (for study, research, and developing programs), the Kagawa Museum and archives, Yuai Day Care Center, a café, and Kobe Jesus Band Church.
4F Research Center and Archives 4F Memorial Hall 4F Kobe Jesus Band Church 4F Tengokuya (Heaven’s) Café 4F Kagawa Museum 4F Tutoring program for foreign children. 3F Classes for children with special needs.2,3F Yuai Day Care2,3F After school programs for elementary children and mentally challenged youth. 1F Jesus Band office 1F Medical offices （tenants）
Museum
Address : 2-20 Azuma dori, 5 Chuo-ku,Kobe, Hyogo - ken, 651-0076, JapanTel : from overseas +81-78-221-3627
Inside Japan 078-221-3627Fax : from overseas +81-78-221-0810
Inside Japan 078-221-0810
Hours : 10:00～17:00 (last admission : 16:30)Closed : Mondays, New Year’s Holidays.Admission fees: Adults 300 yen, Students 100 yen, Co-op Members wtith Co-op card 100 yen. (Group rates available.)Contact : [email protected]
,
,
1 Overall Design2 Work in the Early Days and Community Welfare3 Cooperative Movement4 Labor Movement and “Everyone Can Vote” Movement5 Peasant Farmers’ Movement and Mutual Finance Movement6 The Great Kanto Earthquake Restoration and Y.M.C.A.7 Restoring Souls, Restoring Lives8 Peace, Human Rights, Living Together9 Strengthening the Church10 Toyohiko Kagawa's Ministries11 Resources about Toyohiko Kagawa12 Windows to the World
Sannomiya
Hanshin Railway
Hankyu Railw
ay
JR
Kasuganomich
i
Kasuganomichi
Chuo Ward Office Fukiai Police Office
Sannomiya
Address in Japanese :
Route 2
Ikuta River
表 1表 4
表 3表 2
4F
ELV
1
8
2
1011
12
9
3
567
4
祈祷室
Church Museum
Resouce Center
Café
one for all all for one
http://core100.net
SINCE 1909
Kagawa Memorial Center is where Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa and his co-workers started their ministry in 1909 in what was once a slum area.
Nowadays’ Kagawa Memorial Center is doing community welfare, peace activities, and building a society where people can live together by helping each other and those in need.
In 2009, members and supporters of the Jesus Band Social Welfare Organization celebrated the 100th anniversary of Toyohiko Kagawa’s ministry. The Kagawa Center was constructed in his memory and to continue his vision. Originally called the Kyureidan ( “Soul Saving Group” ), the ministry provided various services that were not provided by the Japanese social welfare system at that time.
We continue to work together to assist with various kinds of needs in modern society. Please join us in promoting our activi-ties. Let’s work together for a better world.
Toyohiko Kagawa1888～1960
Work to support community welfare was begun by Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa and his co-workers between 1909-1923. Supporting people in need became the
roots of the co-operative movement, labor movement, farmers’ movement, women’s suffrage, labor unions, children’s rights, and the peace movement. Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa devoted his whole life to help suffering people and reform society.Kagawa's ministry began in Kobe and
then spread all over Japan. His ministries rapidly expanded after the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923. Rev. Kagawa and his supporters were
able to build bases of action and make an impact on society in Japan, especially in the areas of social welfare, education, medicine, farming, unions, co-operatives, peace and human rights.
Includes a place for holding seminars, 12 exhibits, special displays, photo-graphs, videos, and picture screens.
Kagawa Memorial Center was built as a community center. The center includes a resource center (for study, research, and developing programs), the Kagawa Museum and archives, Yuai Day Care Center, a café, and Kobe Jesus Band Church.
4F Research Center and Archives 4F Memorial Hall 4F Kobe Jesus Band Church 4F Tengokuya (Heaven’s) Café 4F Kagawa Museum 4F Tutoring program for foreign children. 3F Classes for children with special needs.2,3F Yuai Day Care2,3F After school programs for elementary children and mentally challenged youth. 1F Jesus Band office 1F Medical offices （tenants）
Museum
Address : 2-20 Azuma dori, 5 Chuo-ku,Kobe, Hyogo - ken, 651-0076, JapanTel : from overseas +81-78-221-3627
Inside Japan 078-221-3627Fax : from overseas +81-78-221-0810
Inside Japan 078-221-0810
Hours : 10:00～17:00 (last admission : 16:30)Closed : Mondays, New Year’s Holidays.Admission fees: Adults 300 yen, Students 100 yen, Co-op Members wtith Co-op card 100 yen. (Group rates available.)Contact : [email protected]
,
,
1 Overall Design2 Work in the Early Days and Community Welfare3 Cooperative Movement4 Labor Movement and “Everyone Can Vote” Movement5 Peasant Farmers’ Movement and Mutual Finance Movement6 The Great Kanto Earthquake Restoration and Y.M.C.A.7 Restoring Souls, Restoring Lives8 Peace, Human Rights, Living Together9 Strengthening the Church10 Toyohiko Kagawa's Ministries11 Resources about Toyohiko Kagawa12 Windows to the World
Sannomiya
Hanshin Railway
Hankyu Railw
ay
JR
Kasuganomich
i
Kasuganomichi
Chuo Ward Office Fukiai Police Office
Sannomiya
Address in Japanese :
Route 2
Ikuta River
表 1表 4
表 3表 2
4F
ELV
1
8
2
1011
12
9
3
567
4
祈祷室
Church Museum
Resouce Center
Café
one for all all for one
http://core100.net
SINCE 1909
Kagawa Memorial Center is where Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa and his co-workers started their ministry in 1909 in what was once a slum area.
Nowadays’ Kagawa Memorial Center is doing community welfare, peace activities, and building a society where people can live together by helping each other and those in need.
In 2009, members and supporters of the Jesus Band Social Welfare Organization celebrated the 100th anniversary of Toyohiko Kagawa’s ministry. The Kagawa Center was constructed in his memory and to continue his vision. Originally called the Kyureidan ( “Soul Saving Group” ), the ministry provided various services that were not provided by the Japanese social welfare system at that time.
We continue to work together to assist with various kinds of needs in modern society. Please join us in promoting our activi-ties. Let’s work together for a better world.
Toyohiko Kagawa1888～1960
Work to support community welfare was begun by Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa and his co-workers between 1909-1923. Supporting people in need became the
roots of the co-operative movement, labor movement, farmers’ movement, women’s suffrage, labor unions, children’s rights, and the peace movement. Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa devoted his whole life to help suffering people and reform society.Kagawa's ministry began in Kobe and
then spread all over Japan. His ministries rapidly expanded after the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923. Rev. Kagawa and his supporters were
able to build bases of action and make an impact on society in Japan, especially in the areas of social welfare, education, medicine, farming, unions, co-operatives, peace and human rights.
Includes a place for holding seminars, 12 exhibits, special displays, photo-graphs, videos, and picture screens.
Kagawa Memorial Center was built as a community center. The center includes a resource center (for study, research, and developing programs), the Kagawa Museum and archives, Yuai Day Care Center, a café, and Kobe Jesus Band Church.
4F Research Center and Archives 4F Memorial Hall 4F Kobe Jesus Band Church 4F Tengokuya (Heaven’s) Café 4F Kagawa Museum 4F Tutoring program for foreign children. 3F Classes for children with special needs.2,3F Yuai Day Care2,3F After school programs for elementary children and mentally challenged youth. 1F Jesus Band office 1F Medical offices （tenants）
Museum
Address : 2-20 Azuma dori, 5 Chuo-ku,Kobe, Hyogo - ken, 651-0076, JapanTel : from overseas +81-78-221-3627
Inside Japan 078-221-3627Fax : from overseas +81-78-221-0810
Inside Japan 078-221-0810
Hours : 10:00～17:00 (last admission : 16:30)Closed : Mondays, New Year’s Holidays.Admission fees: Adults 300 yen, Students 100 yen, Co-op Members wtith Co-op card 100 yen. (Group rates available.)Contact : [email protected]
,
,
1 Overall Design2 Work in the Early Days and Community Welfare3 Cooperative Movement4 Labor Movement and “Everyone Can Vote” Movement5 Peasant Farmers’ Movement and Mutual Finance Movement6 The Great Kanto Earthquake Restoration and Y.M.C.A.7 Restoring Souls, Restoring Lives8 Peace, Human Rights, Living Together9 Strengthening the Church10 Toyohiko Kagawa's Ministries11 Resources about Toyohiko Kagawa12 Windows to the World
Sannomiya
Hanshin Railway
Hankyu Railw
ay
JR
Kasuganomich
i
Kasuganomichi
Chuo Ward Office Fukiai Police Office
Sannomiya
Address in Japanese :
Route 2
Ikuta River
表 1表 4
表 3表 2
4F
ELV
1
8
2
1011
12
9
3
567
4
祈祷室
Church Museum
Resouce Center
Café
one for all all for one
http://core100.net
SINCE 1909
Kagawa Memorial Center is where Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa and his co-workers started their ministry in 1909 in what was once a slum area.
Nowadays’ Kagawa Memorial Center is doing community welfare, peace activities, and building a society where people can live together by helping each other and those in need.
In 2009, members and supporters of the Jesus Band Social Welfare Organization celebrated the 100th anniversary of Toyohiko Kagawa’s ministry. The Kagawa Center was constructed in his memory and to continue his vision. Originally called the Kyureidan ( “Soul Saving Group” ), the ministry provided various services that were not provided by the Japanese social welfare system at that time.
We continue to work together to assist with various kinds of needs in modern society. Please join us in promoting our activi-ties. Let’s work together for a better world.
Toyohiko Kagawa1888～1960
Work to support community welfare was begun by Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa and his co-workers between 1909-1923. Supporting people in need became the
roots of the co-operative movement, labor movement, farmers’ movement, women’s suffrage, labor unions, children’s rights, and the peace movement. Rev. Toyohiko Kagawa devoted his whole life to help suffering people and reform society.Kagawa's ministry began in Kobe and
then spread all over Japan. His ministries rapidly expanded after the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923. Rev. Kagawa and his supporters were
able to build bases of action and make an impact on society in Japan, especially in the areas of social welfare, education, medicine, farming, unions, co-operatives, peace and human rights.
Includes a place for holding seminars, 12 exhibits, special displays, photo-graphs, videos, and picture screens.
Kagawa Memorial Center was built as a community center. The center includes a resource center (for study, research, and developing programs), the Kagawa Museum and archives, Yuai Day Care Center, a café, and Kobe Jesus Band Church.
4F Research Center and Archives 4F Memorial Hall 4F Kobe Jesus Band Church 4F Tengokuya (Heaven’s) Café 4F Kagawa Museum 4F Tutoring program for foreign children. 3F Classes for children with special needs.2,3F Yuai Day Care2,3F After school programs for elementary children and mentally challenged youth. 1F Jesus Band office 1F Medical offices （tenants）
Museum
Address : 2-20 Azuma dori, 5 Chuo-ku,Kobe, Hyogo - ken, 651-0076, JapanTel : from overseas +81-78-221-3627
Inside Japan 078-221-3627Fax : from overseas +81-78-221-0810
Inside Japan 078-221-0810
Hours : 10:00～17:00 (last admission : 16:30)Closed : Mondays, New Year’s Holidays.Admission fees: Adults 300 yen, Students 100 yen, Co-op Members wtith Co-op card 100 yen. (Group rates available.)Contact : [email protected]
,
,
1 Overall Design2 Work in the Early Days and Community Welfare3 Cooperative Movement4 Labor Movement and “Everyone Can Vote” Movement5 Peasant Farmers’ Movement and Mutual Finance Movement6 The Great Kanto Earthquake Restoration and Y.M.C.A.7 Restoring Souls, Restoring Lives8 Peace, Human Rights, Living Together9 Strengthening the Church10 Toyohiko Kagawa's Ministries11 Resources about Toyohiko Kagawa12 Windows to the World
Sannomiya
Hanshin Railway
Hankyu Railw
ay
JR
Kasuganomich
i
Kasuganomichi
Chuo Ward Office Fukiai Police Office
Sannomiya
Address in Japanese :
Route 2
Ikuta River
表 1表 4
表 3表 2
