TWENTY-SIX MARTYRS MEMORIAL
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Nagasaki,
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2024
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On Nishi-zaka Hill is the Wall of the Twenty-Six Christian Martyrs Crucified in 1597. The memorial dates from 1962, and at the back is a museum about the history of Christianity in Japan. There you can meet a really passionate curator who will tell you about their history, that of Paul Miki, a Japanese Jesuit seminarian, of Jean Soan or Jacques Kisai, both catechists. Several Christian objects dating from this period are on display.
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Visited in july 2017
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Impressionnant mémorial présentant l'histoire des 26 martyrs catholiques crucifiés à Nagasaki au 16ème siècle. Le lieu est proche du centre, non loin du temple de Kannon et mérite un petit détour si vous avez le temps.
