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Tokyo, Japan
2 stories took place here — most often featuring Agnes B. Alexander and 'Abdu'l-Bahá.
Tokyo (today: Tokyo, Japan)
Stories at this place
'Abdu'l-Bahá's ministry (1892–1921) · 2 stories
The Glad Tidings in Japan: Agnes Alexander Writes from Tokyo
In June 1916 the Star of the West printed a letter from Agnes B. Alexander — the first American Bahá'í to settle in Japan — describing her teaching work in Tokyo and Yokohama, her gatherings with university students, her placement of Bahá'í books in libraries, and her use of Esperanto as a bridge into Japanese intellectual life.
1 min
The Faith Reaches Japan: Tokyo and the First Believers
In 1915 the *Star of the West* carried news of the small but significant entry of the Faith into Japan — through the patient teaching work of Agnes Alexander in Tokyo and the formation of the first small Japanese Bahá'í community.
3 min