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| History and Basic Principle of the Masonic Foundation of Japan |
History of the Masonic Foundation of Japan
| Official Name |
: Zaidan Hojin Tokyo Masonic Association |
| Established |
: December 23, 1955 |
| Supervised by |
: Social Welfare and War Victims’ Relief Bureau, Ministry of Health, Labor
Welfare |
| Officers |
: 6 Trustees (including chairman), 6 Counselors, 2 Supervisors |
| History |
1950 |
Founded as Shukyo Hojin Tokyo Masonic Lodge Association under supervision of the Ministry of Education. The land and building were purchased. |
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1955 |
Approved to operate as Zaidan Hojin Tokyo Masonic Association under supervision of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. |
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1981 |
Masonic MT Building completed. |
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Basic Principle of the Masonic Foundation of Japan
It is universally true that all men should love and help one another for the creation of an idealistic society.
And all men should be equal and happy. However, the fact is in reality there are many who suffer in our society - those who are weak, sick or in agony.
The M.F.J. considers it its duty to help those ill-fated people on the principle of “love and help” and conducts its charity activities. |
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