Japan decides to ask UNESCO to list remote islands, Christian sites

Japan decides to ask UNESCO to list remote islands, Christian sites

Photo taken in August 2016 shows Oura Church in Nagasaki, a national treasure and Japan's oldest existing church. The Japanese government said on Jan. 19, 2017, that it will submit a proposal to UNESCO to add a number of sites linked to the history of Japan's persecuted Christians, including the church, to the cultural sites on the World Heritage list, along with a number of islands in the country's southwest to the natural sites. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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