Akazawa Motozō

1875–1936 (age 61)

Biography

Akazawa Motozō was a dedicated pastor who served the Christian community in Japan during the Meiji and Taishō periods, born in 1875. He was part of the important generation of Christian leaders who helped establish the faith's presence in Japanese society.

Through his pastoral work, Motozō contributed to the spiritual development of his congregation and community. He lived until 1936 and was buried at Tama Cemetery, remembered for his faithful service and religious dedication.

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