How can I locate a certain church in Gotemba Japan?
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Try using an international on-line phone search and look under the category of church and find the number to the one you are searching for.
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try church internet starbucks
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If you can't find one, start one yourself. Go to all the different Churches around you and see if you can find others that are interested.
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Why not start at a local Church ar that tyoe of place.  Have you heard of Samaratin's Purse.  Search for them on the web and you should be able to get help with referals.
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The best way is to study in the Shinto Theology School in Japan where those who finished the educations become the "kannushi" and "miko" or "onmyoji"...etc.  The second best is to interview some priests (kannushi) and/or "divine maidens" (miko) of Shinto shrines in Japan.\n\nThe third choice is to acquire Shintoism study texts in Japan (if you understand the language).  The worse of all is to use the internet to get incorrect image and interpretations of Shintoism from the Westerners view point.\nTechnically, Shintoism is very complex even on the surface appears simple:\n\n- Classical Shintoism\n- Imperial Shintoism (teachings that add the royalties)\n- Shugendo Shintoism (influenced by Shugendo)\n- Onmyodo Shintoism ("onmyoji" = exorcist, master mage)\n- Others\n\nI do NOT recommend to study Shintoism online for obvious reasons.\n\n"Shinto wa, shukyo dewanai, michi desu." -- Shintoism is not a religion, but rather, a way of life.  To a shintoist, "religion" is not interpreted in the Western sense, but in the literal sense -- re (in Latin: "returning") + ligion (Greek: "light", "wisdom") = Enlightment.\n\n\nThis is the web-link to the International Shinto School in Japan: http://www.shinto.org/\n\nIn case you are at loss on which to click, I have made this help for you -- this link will take you to the site's English section:\n\nhttp://www.shinto.org/isri/eng/top-e.html\n\n--Add-On Note--\n\nHeron, the only book that is published in the English for Shintoism that I would recommend is this one:\n\n"Essentials of Shinto, an analytical guide to principal teachings" -- by Stuart D.B. Picken, Greenwood Press; ISBN 0-313-26431-7.\n\nI am aware that, there are many English publications upon Shintoism; however, I will only recommend the one stated above because the author presents Shintoism near to the correct idea in his researchings.  Also, you can email the International Shinto School in English requesting materials that explains Shintoism in the English language; I am sure they will be happy to offer you some.
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Visit this site :\nhttp://www.himeji-castle.gr.jp/
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you can visit a church and asked them or call a church and ask them
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where on Earth do you go to church??
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Try http://cabos.sourceforge.jp/   Great site...
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There are various churches on the island of Procida, you have to find out exactly which one you need. Then you can go to\n\nwww.procida.net\n\nExhaustive information is listed, you can find the phone number of the church you are looking for there.
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The closest I can find is St Richard's Parish in Chichester: http://www.strichardschichester.co.uk/parish/index.shtml\n\nOr you can look in the Diocese of Arundel & Brighton for a closer one: http://www.dabnet.org/\n\nUnfortunately I am in the U.S. and do not know the area.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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Try: http://www.vbfun.com/visitors/categoryDetails.asp?filter=33&pass=1&cat=2\n\nWith love in Christ.
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Try typing Calvary church so cali.com or .org
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Maybe you mean the shrine at Ise?  You can check out this article:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Shrine_of_Ise\nThe official site for the shrine:\nhttp://www.isejingu.or.jp/english/\nOr some pictures from a google image search:\nhttp://images.google.com/images?q=ise+jingu&hl=en\n\nHope this helps!
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I'm guessing you have already seen this\n\nhttp://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/buckfastleigh_church.htm\n\nYou could always contact the local church to find out more information that they may have.
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Here it is:\n\nNo.1-1, 2-chome\nMinami-Aoyama, Minato-ku\nTokyo, Japan\n\nI hope this helps!
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try visiting a church