Japan
Japanese Prince Asks Latter-day Saints About Jesus Christ
In 1970, more than 6.6 million people visited the Mormon Pavilion at the World’s Fair in Osaka, Japan, where The Church of…
LDS Storytime
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Stories from the LDS Storytime library.
15 stories
Japan
A Future Emperor Asked: “Who Is Jesus Christ?
In 1970, Japan hosted one of the largest World’s Fairs in history, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints built…
Japan
From Expo ’70 visitor in Japan, to Latter-day Saint General Authority.
At the 1970 World’s Fair in Osaka, Japan, nearly seven million people visited the Church’s pavilion. One of them was a high…
Hawaii · Japan
Why Latter-day Saints baptize for the dead, and my family history miracle.
After discovering the names of my great-grandmother’s first husband and his family in Japan, my son performed proxy baptisms for them in…
Japan
What’s the difference between heaven and hell?
There’s an old Japanese parable about a man who is shown the afterlife. In one place, there’s a long table filled with…
Japan
He survived Hiroshima’s atomic bomb, and found forgiveness through Jesus Christ
This story shares the life of Katsuhiro Kajiyama, a survivor of the Hiroshima atomic bombing who lost his mother and brother as…
Hawaii · Japan
This is how the gospel of Jesus Christ reached my family
Two children of immigrants. Both shaped by hardship, loss, and discrimination. This is my grandparents’ story. One was given away as a…
Japan
Mormon soldiers brought the gospel back to Japan after World War II
After World War II, American Latter-day Saint soldiers shared the gospel in Japan with people who had just been their enemies.
Japan
The history of The Latter-day Saint Mission to Japan
The first Latter-day Saint missionaries arrived in Japan in 1901 and faced rejection, cultural barriers, and years of almost no success.
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History of the 1st Latter-day Saint Temple in Japan
For decades, faithful members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Japan had to travel nearly 4,000 miles to…
Japan
Latter-day Saint Convert helped save a branch in Japan
The Aomori Branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints almost closed in 1973.
Japan
First non-Caucasian LDS general authority was from Japan!
In 1967 a prophet stood in Osaka and told Japanese Saints they would one day help lead The Church of Jesus Christ…
Japan
The truth I learned about Joseph Smith
My testimony of Joseph Smith didn’t come from debates, podcasts, or comment sections. It came from a quiet, unmistakable reassurance from the…
Japan
Family history miracle on Latter-day Saint Mission to Japan
I went to Japan to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints… and ended up finding generations…
Japan
I wanted to quit my Mormon mission
I wanted to go home early from my LDS mission. It was just too hard. But somehow, a letter my little brother…
