Museum of 26 Martyrs of Japan Review

The subway station can be reached in a few minutes, very close to the hotel, and the hotel facilities are also very complete, continue to live here next time on business trip!

Sure enough, this trip is worthwhile. Although there are more people, it can't stand the beauty. The whole process is pleasantly surprised.

Japan's 26 saints are famous for some Buddhist understanding, the religion here is very complicated, there were some foreigners preaching here very early, the way to pray for peace is very special.

In fact, Nagasaki is very contradictory, generally praying for peace, and killing everywhere. This is actually a cemetery. Just dead foreigners, or people invaded by foreign cultures.

On February 5, 1597, the execution of 26 Christian believers in Nagasaki was ordered by the Japanese authorities, making it the first major event for the execution of their followers for practicing Western religion. The twenty-six dead were later revered by Western Christian churches as "26 saints."