Japan Fukuon Lutheran Church Concerts

Kanayamacho Ginzancho. new place. Check with Google maps.

For some reason, it felt like a church that was difficult for newcomers. There seemed to be a lot of people involved in classical music, such as Elisabeth College of Music and Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra. Especially for those who want to transfer from a different denomination or denomination, I don't think they will be able to continue unless they have the mentality to overcome the closed atmosphere and the pastor's harsh treatment. The reason I didn't choose it personally was that there was a spy believer who pretended to be in the church before I transferred and investigated his background, so I felt that it was a church that was not worthy of trust, whether he was instructed to do so or on his own. I did. It seems that joint meetings with the Episcopal Church of Japan are held several times a year.

In front of this church building, on the green belt of Peace Boulevard, is the legendary former first lady of Argentina, Eva Peron (nicknamed Evita), who was requested by Hiroshima City to do so the year before she died of uterine cancer at the young age of 33. Accordingly, there is a large and old American Deigo tree, which is native to South America, and was grown from seeds donated in hopes of praying for world peace. The passionate crimson flowers, which are also the national flowers of Argentina and Uruguay, continue to bloom from early summer to late autumn, and continue to pray for the world peace entrusted to them. If you're in Hiroshima or nearby during the flower season, be sure to stop by, gaze at the flowers, and feel your wishes! !

I've been to many different churches, but for some reason I feel calm here. I like the atmosphere and the conversations with the people who gather rather than the formality or the building. There are various events, so why not go there just to enjoy the atmosphere? calm down! I get the feeling.

I leave my child at the nursery school below. very beautiful.