A comprehensive discussion about the history of the introduction of Christianity to Japan. In the early 17th Century many Japanese Christians were persecuted and they went into hiding. Kakure Christians or Hidden Christians continued their worship in secret for over 200 years. Much of this history centres around the beautiful city of Nagasaki. A visit to Nagasaki is enhance with an understanding of this history.
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