WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT
We seek to complete the Orthodox cemetery in Minami-Alps, Yamanashi, with a hand-carved wooden church made by Romanian monks. The church is ready to ship, but we need your help to bring it to Japan.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT
We seek to complete the Orthodox cemetery in Minami-Alps, Yamanashi, with a hand-carved wooden church made by Romanian monks. The church is ready to ship, but we need your help to bring it to Japan.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT
We seek to complete the Orthodox cemetery in Minami-Alps, Yamanashi, with a hand-carved wooden church made by Romanian monks. The church is ready to ship, but we need your help to bring it to Japan.
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ABOUT US
The Romanian Orthodox Church in Tokyo was consecrated on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, on the feast of the transfer of St George’s relics to his church in Lydda. The service was officiated by Romanian Metropolitan Iosif of Western Europe and Metropolitan Daniel of Tokyo and Japan.
The consecration concluded the restoration works which took several years. The Romanian parish of Tokyo was established in 2008, when the Romanian Patriarchate sent, upon request from its faithful in Japan, priests Alexandru Nicodim and Cristian Gheorghiu to serve the community.
The current parish priest is Father Daniel Corîu.
The consecration rewarded the efforts made by the faithful for the official recognition of the parish as a religious institution. The parish became a legal entity under Japanese law in August 2020.
ABOUT US
ABOUT US
The Romanian Orthodox Church in Tokyo was consecrated on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, on the feast of the transfer of St George’s relics to his church in Lydda. The service was officiated by Romanian Metropolitan Iosif of Western Europe and Metropolitan Daniel of Tokyo and Japan.
The consecration concluded the restoration works which took several years. The Romanian parish of Tokyo was established in 2008, when the Romanian Patriarchate sent, upon request from its faithful in Japan, priests Alexandru Nicodim and Cristian Gheorghiu to serve the community.
The current parish priest is Father Daniel Corîu.
The consecration rewarded the efforts made by the faithful for the official recognition of the parish as a religious institution. The parish became a legal entity under Japanese law in August 2020.
MAKE A DONATION
Every donation, big or small, makes a real difference.
Your support helps us to keep our mission alive in Japan!
Your support helps us to keep our mission alive in Japan!
MAKE A DONATION
Every donation, big or small, makes a real difference. Your support helps us to keep our mission alive in Japan!
MAKE A DONATION
Every donation, big or small, makes a real difference. Your support helps us to keep our mission alive in Japan!
Welcome to the Romanian Orthodox Church in Japan
- +81 080-7801-7382 (RO/EN)
- +81 080-2157-4010 (JP)
- info@romanianorthodoxy.jp
- 2-37-13 Fujimidai, Kunitachi, Tokyo