Reformed Church in Japan

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• Japan —    The growth of Christianity in Japan was stymied by the country s isolationist policies following the arrival of Catholicism in the 16th century. That isolation ended in 1854, when the United States forced an opening of the country to foreign… …   Encyclopedia of Protestantism