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Monger: /* Multimedia */ Adding more videos from Japan from Category:Family_Videos

2022-05-05T23:14:18Z

Multimedia: Adding more videos from Japan from Category:Family_Videos

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	*[[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-ffing-report.avi Flirty Fishing in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(10:17, 24.4MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their [[Flirty Fishing]] activities.		* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-ffing-report.avi Flirty Fishing in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(10:17, 24.4MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their [[Flirty Fishing]] activities.
	*[[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-nightclubs.avi Nightclub visits in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(07:18, 17.3MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their visits to nightclubs in Osaka, Japan to raise funds and sell tapes.		* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-nightclubs.avi Nightclub visits in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(07:18, 17.3MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their visits to nightclubs in Osaka, Japan to raise funds and sell tapes.
	*[[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-selling-tapes.avi Selling tapes in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(04:01, 10.2MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on selling tapes office-to-office and door-to-door.		* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-selling-tapes.avi Selling tapes in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(04:01, 10.2MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on selling tapes office-to-office and door-to-door.
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/jlc30-a-look-at-mbh-1987-09.mpg.avi JLC 30: A Look at MBH] <small>(1:28:06.080, 279M, xViD AVI)</small> — 1987-09
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/jlc30-narita-family-interviews.mpg.avi JLC 30: Narita Family Interviews] <small>(0:36:00.240, 114M, xViD AVI)</small>
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-7-course-video-series-part3-tokyo-and-japan-tape140-redacted.mpg.avi Japan 7 Course Video Series - Part 3: Tokyo and Japan] <small>(0:30:42.800, 98M, xViD AVI)</small>
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-7-course-video-series-part3-the-beginning-tape140.mpg.avi Japan 7 Course Video Series - Part 3: The Beginning] <small>(0:24:23.360, 77M, xViD AVI)</small>
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-7-course-video-series-part3-family-history-1972-1986-tape140.mpg.avi Japan 7 Course Video Series - Part 3: Japan Family History 1972-1986] <small>(1:07:47.680, 215M, xViD AVI)</small> — 1987
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-7-course-video-series-part3-teen-revolution-1986-1987-tape140.mpg.avi Japan 7 Course Video Series - Part 3: Teen Revolution 1986-1987] <small>(0:13:49.520, 44M, xViD AVI)</small> — 1987

	==External links==		==External links==

Panglossolalia at 03:53, 1 September 2008

2008-09-01T03:53:01Z

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	[[Category:Places]]		[[Category:Places]]
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}
			[[Category:Spotlight]]

Craven de Kere at 06:48, 24 September 2006

2006-09-24T06:48:41Z

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	[[Image:SOS Yoyogi Japan.jpg\|thumb\|230px\|The Family – ''Ai no Kazoku''. The Family's "SOS" performers in Yoyogi Park, Tokyo (mid-1990s).]]		[[Image:SOS Yoyogi Japan.jpg\|thumb\|230px\|The Family – ''Ai no Kazoku''. The Family's "SOS" performers in Yoyogi Park, Tokyo (mid-1990s).]]

	[[The Family International]] began proselytizing ~~activities~~ in '''Japan''' in the early [[1970s]] and Japan quickly became one of the more prominent "[[field]]s" the group operated in.		[[The Family International]] began proselytizing in '''Japan''' in the early [[1970s]] and Japan quickly became one of the more prominent "[[field]]s" the group operated in.

	Through [[Flirty Fishing]] and ~~slick~~ public relations the [[cult]] built a network of powerful friends. Included among these were the [[Naritas]], a wealthy and influential couple who purchased property and built a facility in [[Tateyama, Japan\|Tateyama]] for the group that became their model "[[21st Century International School]]", known to members as the [[Heavenly City School]] (HCS). The HCS would become the nerve center of The Family's worldwide music, literature, and video propaganda operation (see: [[:Category:Family Media]]), though in recent years both its importance and number of residents have diminished.		Through [[Flirty Fishing]] and public relations the [[cult]] built a network of powerful friends. Included among these were the [[Naritas]], a wealthy and influential couple who purchased property and built a facility in [[Tateyama, Japan\|Tateyama]] for the group that became their model "[[21st Century International School]]", known to members as the [[Heavenly City School]] (HCS). The HCS would become the nerve center of The Family's worldwide music, literature, and video propaganda operation (see: [[:Category:Family Media]]), though in recent years both its importance and number of residents have diminished.

	In November [[1987]], [[David Berg]], [[Karen Zerby]] and their entourage left the [[Philippines]] and headed to Japan to oversee the HCS, where Berg began writing a series of [[Mo Letters]] pushing [[:Category:Education\|education]], including ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2430.shtml The School Vision!]'' <small>(DO 2430)</small>, saying "It's Japan's hour!". During this same period Berg published a stream of Letters specifically about Japan such as ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2404.shtml It's Up to Japan!]'' <small>(DO 2404)</small>, and ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2413.shtml Why We Must Reach the Japanese Youth!]'' <small>(DO 2413)</small>, where Berg warned that The Family needed to reach Japanese youth before the Antichrist made them "demon-possessed leaders to rule the World" <small>(para.77)</small>.		In November [[1987]], [[David Berg]], [[Karen Zerby]] and their entourage left the [[Philippines]] and headed to Japan to oversee the HCS, where Berg began writing a series of [[Mo Letters]] pushing [[:Category:Education\|education]], including ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2430.shtml The School Vision!]'' <small>(DO 2430)</small>, saying "It's Japan's hour!". During this same period Berg published a stream of Letters specifically about Japan such as ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2404.shtml It's Up to Japan!]'' <small>(DO 2404)</small>, and ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2413.shtml Why We Must Reach the Japanese Youth!]'' <small>(DO 2413)</small>, where Berg warned that The Family needed to reach Japanese youth before the Antichrist made them "demon-possessed leaders to rule the World" <small>(para.77)</small>.

Monger: /* Family Projects and Fronts */ +link to J.Projects-Team

2006-09-18T03:30:18Z

Family Projects and Fronts: +link to J.Projects-Team

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	*[http://www.activate.jp/ Activate Japan] — Magazine by The Family		*[http://www.activate.jp/ Activate Japan] — Magazine by The Family
	===Family Projects and Fronts===		===Family Projects and Fronts===
	*[http://www.side-by-side-intl.org/english/ Side by Side International (English)]		*[http://www.side-by-side-intl.org/english/ Side by Side International] (English)
	*[http://www.heart2h.com/ Heart to Heart]		*[http://www.heart2h.com/ Heart to Heart]
	*[http://ainokakehashi.com/english/ Aino Kakehashi (English)]		*[http://ainokakehashi.com/english/ Aino Kakehashi] (English)
	*[http://www.g-day.net/ G'Day Net]		*[http://www.g-day.net/ G'Day Net]
	*[http://faminoue.ld.infoseek.co.jp/ Christian Family Fellowship]		*[http://faminoue.ld.infoseek.co.jp/ Christian Family Fellowship]
	*[http://lbf.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ Let's Be Friends]		*[http://lbf.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ Let's Be Friends]
	*[http://www.kobekec.net/g-meikan/gd/gd2kdata/gd2k064.htm Family Kobe] — Registered on the Kobe City homepage		*[http://www.kobekec.net/g-meikan/gd/gd2kdata/gd2k064.htm Family Kobe] — Registered on the Kobe City homepage
			*[http://www.jpro.jp/ J.Projects-Team] (English) — Based in Aichi

	===Family Members' Sites===		===Family Members' Sites===
	*[http://aoimori141.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ Masayuki Abe]		*[http://aoimori141.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ Masayuki Abe]

Monger: image caption

2006-02-27T03:31:51Z

image caption

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	[[Image:SOS Yoyogi Japan.jpg\|thumb\|230px\|The Family – Ai no Kazoku. Family performers in Yoyogi Park, Tokyo~~, Japan~~ (mid-1990s).]]		[[Image:SOS Yoyogi Japan.jpg\|thumb\|230px\|The Family – ''Ai no Kazoku''. The Family's "SOS" performers in Yoyogi Park, Tokyo (mid-1990s).]]

	[[The Family International]] began proselytizing activities in '''Japan''' in the early [[1970s]] and Japan quickly became one of the more prominent "[[field]]s" the group operated in.		[[The Family International]] began proselytizing activities in '''Japan''' in the early [[1970s]] and Japan quickly became one of the more prominent "[[field]]s" the group operated in.

Monger: +image of the Family's SOS performers in Yoyogi

2006-02-26T21:51:30Z

+image of the Family's SOS performers in Yoyogi

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			[[Image:SOS Yoyogi Japan.jpg\|thumb\|230px\|The Family – Ai no Kazoku. Family performers in Yoyogi Park, Tokyo, Japan (mid-1990s).]]

	[[The Family International]] began proselytizing activities in '''Japan''' in the early [[1970s]] and Japan quickly became one of the more prominent "[[field]]s" the group operated in.		[[The Family International]] began proselytizing activities in '''Japan''' in the early [[1970s]] and Japan quickly became one of the more prominent "[[field]]s" the group operated in.

Monger: +Multimedia section, with 3 videos

2006-02-20T01:22:34Z

+Multimedia section, with 3 videos

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	===2003===		===2003===
	At the close of [[2003]], The Family's total membership was down to 10,653. 7.7% of that total population (approximately 820) lived in Japan. 5.8% (approximately 618) of The Family's members were Japanese.		At the close of [[2003]], The Family's total membership was down to 10,653. 7.7% of that total population (approximately 820) lived in Japan. 5.8% (approximately 618) of The Family's members were Japanese.

			==Multimedia==
			{{video-help-mini}}

			*[[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-ffing-report.avi Flirty Fishing in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(10:17, 24.4MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their [[Flirty Fishing]] activities.
			*[[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-nightclubs.avi Nightclub visits in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(07:18, 17.3MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their visits to nightclubs in Osaka, Japan to raise funds and sell tapes.
			*[[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-selling-tapes.avi Selling tapes in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(04:01, 10.2MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on selling tapes office-to-office and door-to-door.

	==External links==		==External links==

Monger: ==Leadership==

2005-12-04T18:36:56Z

==Leadership==

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	*[[Yokohama, Japan\|Yokohama]]		*[[Yokohama, Japan\|Yokohama]]
	\|}		\|}
			==Leadership==
			: ''Main article: [[PACRO]]''
			{{sectionstub}}

	==Statistics==		==Statistics==
	The following are from the official, internally published statistics by The Family International. For more information, see our [[statistics\|statistics page]].		The following are from the official, internally published statistics by The Family International. For more information, see our [[statistics\|statistics page]].
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	*[http://www.angels-watching.com Angels Watching] — Website of [[William M. Henry]]		*[http://www.angels-watching.com Angels Watching] — Website of [[William M. Henry]]

	~~See also: [[PACRO]], [[Japan Persecution Notices 2005]]~~
	[[Category:Places]]		[[Category:Places]]
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

Monger at 18:34, 4 December 2005

2005-12-04T18:34:23Z

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	*[http://www.angels-watching.com Angels Watching] — Website of [[William M. Henry]]		*[http://www.angels-watching.com Angels Watching] — Website of [[William M. Henry]]

	See also: [[PACRO]]		See also: [[PACRO]], [[Japan Persecution Notices 2005]]
	[[Category:Places]]		[[Category:Places]]
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

Monger at 18:33, 4 December 2005

2005-12-04T18:33:46Z

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	Through [[Flirty Fishing]] and slick public relations the [[cult]] built a network of powerful friends. Included among these were the [[Naritas]], a wealthy and influential couple who purchased property and built a facility in [[Tateyama, Japan\|Tateyama]] for the group that became their model "[[21st Century International School]]", known to members as the [[Heavenly City School]] (HCS). The HCS would become the nerve center of The Family's worldwide music, literature, and video propaganda operation (see: [[:Category:Family Media]]), though in recent years both its importance and number of residents have diminished.		Through [[Flirty Fishing]] and slick public relations the [[cult]] built a network of powerful friends. Included among these were the [[Naritas]], a wealthy and influential couple who purchased property and built a facility in [[Tateyama, Japan\|Tateyama]] for the group that became their model "[[21st Century International School]]", known to members as the [[Heavenly City School]] (HCS). The HCS would become the nerve center of The Family's worldwide music, literature, and video propaganda operation (see: [[:Category:Family Media]]), though in recent years both its importance and number of residents have diminished.

	In November [[1987]], [[David Berg]], [[Karen Zerby]] and their entourage left the [[Philippines]] and headed to Japan to oversee the HCS, where Berg began writing a series of [[Mo Letters]] pushing [[:Category:Education\|education]], including ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2430.shtml The School Vision!]'' <small>(DO 2430)</small>, saying "It's Japan's hour!". During this same ~~time~~ Berg published a stream of Letters specifically about Japan such as ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2404.shtml It's Up to Japan!]'' <small>(DO 2404)</small>, and ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2413.shtml Why We Must Reach the Japanese Youth!]'' <small>(DO 2413)</small>, where Berg warned that The Family needed to reach Japanese youth before the Antichrist made them "demon-possessed leaders to rule the World" <small>(para.77)</small>.		In November [[1987]], [[David Berg]], [[Karen Zerby]] and their entourage left the [[Philippines]] and headed to Japan to oversee the HCS, where Berg began writing a series of [[Mo Letters]] pushing [[:Category:Education\|education]], including ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2430.shtml The School Vision!]'' <small>(DO 2430)</small>, saying "It's Japan's hour!". During this same period Berg published a stream of Letters specifically about Japan such as ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2404.shtml It's Up to Japan!]'' <small>(DO 2404)</small>, and ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2413.shtml Why We Must Reach the Japanese Youth!]'' <small>(DO 2413)</small>, where Berg warned that The Family needed to reach Japanese youth before the Antichrist made them "demon-possessed leaders to rule the World" <small>(para.77)</small>.

	In June [[1992]], leading Japanese news weekly ''[http://www.bunshun.co.jp/mag/shukanbunshun/ Shukan Bunshun]'' initiated a far-reaching investigative series on [[Ai no Kazoku]] or [[The Family of Love]], as the group was then known, with hard-hitting reports detailing strategies and [[:Category:Sexuality\|sexual practices]]. ''Shukan Bunshun'' scored a journalistic coup by locating [[Rick Dupuy]], a former leader who was intimately involved in the sect's Japanese operation for four years prior to his departure in early 1992. Dupuy supplied inside information about the group's clandestine activities, including the use of illegal visas.		In June [[1992]], leading Japanese news weekly ''[http://www.bunshun.co.jp/mag/shukanbunshun/ Shukan Bunshun]'' initiated a far-reaching investigative series on [[Ai no Kazoku]] or [[The Family of Love]], as the group was then known, with hard-hitting reports detailing strategies and [[:Category:Sexuality\|sexual practices]]. ''Shukan Bunshun'' scored a journalistic coup by locating [[Rick Dupuy]], a former leader who was intimately involved in the sect's Japanese operation for four years prior to his departure in early 1992. Dupuy supplied inside information about the group's clandestine activities, including the use of illegal visas.

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	*[[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-ffing-report.avi Flirty Fishing in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(10:17, 24.4MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their [[Flirty Fishing]] activities.		* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-ffing-report.avi Flirty Fishing in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(10:17, 24.4MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their [[Flirty Fishing]] activities.
	*[[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-nightclubs.avi Nightclub visits in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(07:18, 17.3MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their visits to nightclubs in Osaka, Japan to raise funds and sell tapes.		* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-nightclubs.avi Nightclub visits in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(07:18, 17.3MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on their visits to nightclubs in Osaka, Japan to raise funds and sell tapes.
	*[[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-selling-tapes.avi Selling tapes in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(04:01, 10.2MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on selling tapes office-to-office and door-to-door.		* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|Video icon]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-osaka-kobe-selling-tapes.avi Selling tapes in Osaka-Kobe, Japan] <small>(04:01, 10.2MB)</small> — Family members in Osaka report on selling tapes office-to-office and door-to-door.
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/jlc30-a-look-at-mbh-1987-09.mpg.avi JLC 30: A Look at MBH] <small>(1:28:06.080, 279M, xViD AVI)</small> — 1987-09
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/jlc30-narita-family-interviews.mpg.avi JLC 30: Narita Family Interviews] <small>(0:36:00.240, 114M, xViD AVI)</small>
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-7-course-video-series-part3-tokyo-and-japan-tape140-redacted.mpg.avi Japan 7 Course Video Series - Part 3: Tokyo and Japan] <small>(0:30:42.800, 98M, xViD AVI)</small>
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-7-course-video-series-part3-the-beginning-tape140.mpg.avi Japan 7 Course Video Series - Part 3: The Beginning] <small>(0:24:23.360, 77M, xViD AVI)</small>
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-7-course-video-series-part3-family-history-1972-1986-tape140.mpg.avi Japan 7 Course Video Series - Part 3: Japan Family History 1972-1986] <small>(1:07:47.680, 215M, xViD AVI)</small> — 1987
			* [[Image:icon_video.gif\|icon_video.gif]][https://media.xfamily.org/video/fam/internal/japan-7-course-video-series-part3-teen-revolution-1986-1987-tape140.mpg.avi Japan 7 Course Video Series - Part 3: Teen Revolution 1986-1987] <small>(0:13:49.520, 44M, xViD AVI)</small> — 1987

	==External links==		==External links==

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	Through [[Flirty Fishing]] and slick public relations the [[cult]] built a network of powerful friends. Included among these were the [[Naritas]], a wealthy and influential couple who purchased property and built a facility in [[Tateyama, Japan\|Tateyama]] for the group that became their model "[[21st Century International School]]", known to members as the [[Heavenly City School]] (HCS). The HCS would become the nerve center of The Family's worldwide music, literature, and video propaganda operation (see: [[:Category:Family Media]]), though in recent years both its importance and number of residents have diminished.		Through [[Flirty Fishing]] and slick public relations the [[cult]] built a network of powerful friends. Included among these were the [[Naritas]], a wealthy and influential couple who purchased property and built a facility in [[Tateyama, Japan\|Tateyama]] for the group that became their model "[[21st Century International School]]", known to members as the [[Heavenly City School]] (HCS). The HCS would become the nerve center of The Family's worldwide music, literature, and video propaganda operation (see: [[:Category:Family Media]]), though in recent years both its importance and number of residents have diminished.

	In November [[1987]], [[David Berg]], [[Karen Zerby]] and their entourage left the [[Philippines]] and headed to Japan to oversee the HCS, where Berg began writing a series of [[Mo Letters]] pushing [[:Category:Education\|education]], including ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2430.shtml The School Vision!]'' <small>(DO 2430)</small>, saying "It's Japan's hour!". During this same ~~time~~ Berg published a stream of Letters specifically about Japan such as ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2404.shtml It's Up to Japan!]'' <small>(DO 2404)</small>, and ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2413.shtml Why We Must Reach the Japanese Youth!]'' <small>(DO 2413)</small>, where Berg warned that The Family needed to reach Japanese youth before the Antichrist made them "demon-possessed leaders to rule the World" <small>(para.77)</small>.		In November [[1987]], [[David Berg]], [[Karen Zerby]] and their entourage left the [[Philippines]] and headed to Japan to oversee the HCS, where Berg began writing a series of [[Mo Letters]] pushing [[:Category:Education\|education]], including ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2430.shtml The School Vision!]'' <small>(DO 2430)</small>, saying "It's Japan's hour!". During this same period Berg published a stream of Letters specifically about Japan such as ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2404.shtml It's Up to Japan!]'' <small>(DO 2404)</small>, and ''[http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml2413.shtml Why We Must Reach the Japanese Youth!]'' <small>(DO 2413)</small>, where Berg warned that The Family needed to reach Japanese youth before the Antichrist made them "demon-possessed leaders to rule the World" <small>(para.77)</small>.

	In June [[1992]], leading Japanese news weekly ''[http://www.bunshun.co.jp/mag/shukanbunshun/ Shukan Bunshun]'' initiated a far-reaching investigative series on [[Ai no Kazoku]] or [[The Family of Love]], as the group was then known, with hard-hitting reports detailing strategies and [[:Category:Sexuality\|sexual practices]]. ''Shukan Bunshun'' scored a journalistic coup by locating [[Rick Dupuy]], a former leader who was intimately involved in the sect's Japanese operation for four years prior to his departure in early 1992. Dupuy supplied inside information about the group's clandestine activities, including the use of illegal visas.		In June [[1992]], leading Japanese news weekly ''[http://www.bunshun.co.jp/mag/shukanbunshun/ Shukan Bunshun]'' initiated a far-reaching investigative series on [[Ai no Kazoku]] or [[The Family of Love]], as the group was then known, with hard-hitting reports detailing strategies and [[:Category:Sexuality\|sexual practices]]. ''Shukan Bunshun'' scored a journalistic coup by locating [[Rick Dupuy]], a former leader who was intimately involved in the sect's Japanese operation for four years prior to his departure in early 1992. Dupuy supplied inside information about the group's clandestine activities, including the use of illegal visas.