When coming to Japan, one goes to buddhist temples and shinto shrines. There are however also many churches in Japan. The other day, as I was having a walk in Nezu district, which is famous for its sanctuary, I found this church.

It was built in 1919 (Taishô era) and is still used nowadays. It is a protestant church.

It is probably not as exotic as a shrine or a temple, but I find this kind of building very interesting. It shows the Japanese’s broad-mindedness towards religions.