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| − | The largest and most famous Family center in [[Japan]]. Located in | + | The largest and most famous [[Family International]] center in [[Japan]]. Located in [[Tateyama, Japan|Tateyama]], Chiba prefecture, it is officially called the '''''21st Century International School''''', but is known to group members as the '''''Heavenly City School''''' ('''HCS'''). At various times, it has been headquarters for numerous Family projects, including the production of audio/visual products, and operating as a re-education center for teens. In years past there were up to 300 or more Family members living at the HCS complex (comprised of "The School" and several surrounding, smaller buildings) at any given time. However, in recent years the importance of its role has diminished, and its current occupancy stands around 40 to 60 residents. |
| − | 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 "The School Vision!" (ML 2430), saying "It's Japan's hour!", | + | 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 ''"The School Vision!"'' <small>(ML 2430)</small>, saying "It's Japan's hour!", and a stream of other Letters about Japan such as ''"It's Up to Japan!"'' <small>(ML 2404)</small>. |
==Photos== | ==Photos== | ||
| − | [[Image:Hcs1.JPG|thumb|left | + | [[Image:Hcs1.JPG|thumb|left|HCS (1988)]] |
| − | [[Image:Hcs2.JPG|thumb|left | + | [[Image:Hcs2.JPG|thumb|left|HCS (1988)]] |
| − | [[Image:Hcs.jpg|thumb|left | + | [[Image:Hcs.jpg|thumb|left|"The School" – the largest building of the HCS complex]] |
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| − | [[Image:HCS_main_front.jpg|thumb|left | + | ---- Images not displayed due to potential copyright issues |
| − | + | ---- with professional Japanese photographer. | |
| − | [[Image:HCS_main_left.jpg|thumb|left | + | ---- |
| − | [[Image:HCS_pyramid_close.jpg|thumb|left | + | [[Image:HCS_main_front.jpg|thumb|left|Front entrance (2005)]] |
| − | [[Image:HCS_pyramid.jpg|thumb|left | + | [[Image:HCS_main_left.jpg|thumb|left|Left wing of the School (2005)]] |
| + | [[Image:HCS_pyramid_close.jpg|thumb|left|The HCS Pyramid in a state of deterioration (2005)]] | ||
| + | [[Image:HCS_pyramid.jpg|thumb|left|The HCS Pyramid (2005)]] | ||
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Tateyama-shi<br /> | Tateyama-shi<br /> | ||
Chiba-ken 294-0023<br /> | Chiba-ken 294-0023<br /> | ||
| − | Japan | + | [[Japan]] |
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| − | Phone: | + | Phone: +81 470 28 0776<br /> |
| − | Fax: | + | Fax: +81 470 28 0729 |
| − | Email1: 21cis@21cisjapan.com<br /> | + | Email1: [mailto:21cis@21cisjapan.com 21cis@21cisjapan.com]<br /> |
| − | Email2: pafed@awa.or.jp<br /> | + | Email2: [mailto:pafed@awa.or.jp pafed@awa.or.jp]<br /> |
| − | Email3: hcs@orcap.net | + | Email3: [mailto:hcs@orcap.net hcs@orcap.net] |
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[[Category:Family Centers]] | [[Category:Family Centers]] | ||
Revision as of 04:03, 7 June 2005
The largest and most famous Family International center in Japan. Located in Tateyama, Chiba prefecture, it is officially called the 21st Century International School, but is known to group members as the Heavenly City School (HCS). At various times, it has been headquarters for numerous Family projects, including the production of audio/visual products, and operating as a re-education center for teens. In years past there were up to 300 or more Family members living at the HCS complex (comprised of "The School" and several surrounding, smaller buildings) at any given time. However, in recent years the importance of its role has diminished, and its current occupancy stands around 40 to 60 residents.
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 education, including "The School Vision!" (ML 2430), saying "It's Japan's hour!", and a stream of other Letters about Japan such as "It's Up to Japan!" (ML 2404).
Photos
Location and Contact Points
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21st Century International School |
Phone: +81 470 28 0776 Email1: 21cis@21cisjapan.com |
