05/01/2026
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TAKEAWAYS FROM TOKYO
I am very well traveled. Having been to at least 59 nations, ( Im trying to figure that out) Im not really shocked by any new thing I see because I like experiencing new things. I love Jesus and because Im after his heart, I cant help but love different cultures, races, languages and geography. However, my first trip of what I believe will be many to J*pan, has left me blown away.
Im shocked, Im surprised and now Im trying to own the impact of what God has been dealing with me about. This trip has made me rethink everything as far as evangelical impact. Don’t let me loose you.
My take away from Tokyo is … well it is actually sad and I have two of them. It’s not going to be what you think.
PICTURE THIS
Imagine a city full of over 30 million people in 2026 and what do you think of? Now imagine something different. Imagine Tokyo, J*pan.
No Homeless people. No people camping out under bridges or begging at traffic lights. No shabby clothes or smelly people anywhere. Yeah, thats real.
The public restrooms are super clean and orderly. The girls go to the girls restroom and boys go to the boys side. Nothing is missing or broken inside. There is no graffiti or even any worry of bad people hanging out or vandalizing the place. No guy in a dress trying to hang out with the girls. No Nut from another country ranting or throwing a fit. No doped up urban punk lurking or making noise.
Everyone dressed nice, some of them wild but dressed nice.
No cleavage or gross displays of kids hanging all over each other. No suspended pants showing us filthy underwear. No tweaking demoniacs of some urban sub culture that displays sexuality in the face of decent people.
No men with modified breasts or overweight women with short haircuts pretending to be men. No fatherless antifa punks looking for opportunities to harass somebody or break something sacred.
No trash, anywhere. You can’t even find a trash can because each person is responsible for their own trash in J*pan. I walked miles and miles and never saw even a piece of paper on the ground. If such a thing happens, a J*panese citizen picks it up.
No drugs. Never saw it and never smelled it. No w**d shops or crack pipes in the convenience stores. Less than 3% do drugs in the country and they are looked down upon as loosers, as they should be. Oh, and guess who operate the convenience stores? J*panese people do. So they are clean, smell nice and have J*panese goods stacked perfectly without clutter. The J*panese way.
No muslims with their butts in the air or on the side walks. Not one. No grown men in their Arab garb walking the street with their child bride. No mosques or racket coming from a speaker 5 times a day. No Indians honking their horns and harassing women. No African invaders looking to sucker punch any other race or attack a vulnerable woman for sitting on a bus or a subway.
Because of this, when elementary kids get out of school, do you know what they do? They walk home, by their selves holding the hand of their best friend. Little bitty hobbits all dolled up in their best uniform, without any threat of danger from a left voting demoniac or pe*****le.
And the subways? Yeah I did that too. The trains were on time. There was no graffiti, no vagrants, no threats, no noise, no people even talking on the phones. It was surreal.
Speaking of racket, imagine a city with over 30 million that sounds like a small west Texas town. If there is a honk, its probably a foreigner.
Do you remember that Comercial, when we were kids, where the American Indian sees trash all over the place, and sheds a tear over what has been done to his once beautiful land? This is how I felt.
My God, how the ungodly and the woke have trashed our great nation. King Jesus, what the invaders and godless philosophers have taken from our great culture and people.
I was the only guy in Tokyo, wearing boots and hat and I was actually proud for the J*panese and sad for our great nation. Even for Texas.
#1 TAKEAWAY
WHAT WE HAVE LOST AS A NATION
I am old enough to remember when Americans were American and respected other Americans. We waited in lines, stopped at red lights, and patiently waited our turn to do our duty. I remember, before we sent our kids off to University to be indoctrinated by Marxist paradigms, when we had our own culture, code and value system that included honor, loyalty and patriotism.
We turned our kids over to entertainment and education and they had a plan for kids that would change our nation. They replaced family with a perverse collectivism based upon individual outrage. When church lost it’s place in the family, America lost it’s family structure and respect for American culture.
J*pan is not like that.
Long before demonic liberals and useful idiots in the church started screaming terms like Christian nationalism, Americans saw honor to the flag and constitution as godliness. We quietly did our part without expecting praise or recognition of it. There was once a time when we could unapologetically be us.
While monsters teach our kids that we were bad people, made by a bad race and a bad nation with a terrible history.
J*pan is very unapologetically J*panese.
In spite of their war culture and history of terrible things, they have held onto what’s right about their people. So they do things the way they should not according to foreign culture but according to their own.
Privacy, dignity, society and national heritage mean something to J*panese people.
I was impressed. I was humbled. I learned a lot.
What we have lost as a nation is our culture, our values and our national identity. We have turned it over to mean and more vocal muslims, democrats and perverse collectives with hate in their hearts for our freedom and decency.
We did it in the name of “inclusion” and acceptance. We were brainwashed through our Tv screens and limp wristed pulpits because like the left, we thought our feelings were of the highest value. We were taught to be nice to those who hate us. We were groomed into not looking at the history of what these monsters have done but to highlight the parts of our history we are not proud of.
I WANT IT BACK.
J*pan is not like that.
We should take note.
# 2 TAKEAWAY
HOW BADLY JAPAN NEEDS JESUS
An awesome national identity and orderly society where people can thrive is not enough. When I sit on a bench and watch hundreds pass by with respect for their fellow humans, I also know that less than 1% of every beautiful person I see, does not know the Lord Jesus Christ. The average church size in J*pan is 20 people. The biggest mega church here is less than 1500 people. The body of Jesus has no voice and very little impact.
No Christian representatives in Govt, entertainment, Journalism or business.
It’s not because the J*panese church isn’t awesome. Its because they are seen as terrible outcasts who have come against their nation and their heritage by claiming loyalty to Jesus. Christians are seen as traitors. Its a lot, even worse like what happens when a Jew becomes a Christian in Israel or an Arab in Gaza. —But very different in a way that only makes since to a J*panese person.
Because of the lack of voice and impact of the Christians, people here can literally work themselves to death trying to find meaning. Their bodies, their minds and their skills are honed to such a degree that their only hope is to find a place of status in the higharchy of corporate society.
Outwardly they are amazing and something to behold.
Inwardly they are disappointed, exhausted and hopeless.
Outwardly they are western and after the corporate ladder.
Inwardly they are J*pan.
Though they were never invaded or occupied for over 2500 years, the defeat they feel since 1945 is a bitter wound that is hard for us to understand.
They are practically secular and traditionally into ancestor worship and praying to the dead. This is out of respect and honor for their family and their nation.
This is where we, as American Christians can make a tremendous difference!
THE OPPORTUNITY WAS THEN & 80 YEARS LATER, REMAINS RIGHT NOW
Following World War II, General Douglas MacArthur called for thousands of Christian missionaries to enter J*pan to fill a "spiritual vacuum" and establish a moral foundation for democracy, aiming to prevent the spread of communism. He encouraged this massive influx in 1946, seeking thousands of missionaries to help rebuild the country.
He requested at least 10,000 American missionaries to come to J*pan and reach this broken nation for Jesus.
General MacArthur, an Episcopalian, believed Christianity was essential for building a lasting democracy in J*pan after the collapse of state Shintoism. He didn’t care what denomination, he just wanted the new democracy to be built on loyalty to Jesus as our nation once was.
According to some reports, Emperor Hirohito even offered to convert all of J*pan to Christianity, but MacArthur declined this, believing it should be voluntary.
He intended to use J*pan as a base to "advance the cross through all of Asia”. He knew the American church would respond.
He was wrong. We didn’t show up.
The response was very weak. About 1000 Christians showed up and most of them were sent and didn’t actually want to be here.
They started things they never finished. They made promises they never kept. They took photographs and came home to brilliant careers as Chancellors and Senior Pastors of churches filled with American families.
Those missionaries, for the most part, abandoned the J*panese church that was ready to be built and didn’t give a rip about what would happen to them after they took their flights back home.
Since then, the general J*panese have learned to worship the Dollar, pray to the dead, and demonstrate goodness through the collective unity of quiet insignificance to personal achievement.
It’s sad. The church could of made a huge difference but all of us knew somebody who had died at the bayonet of a J*p. Mind you, we somehow didn’t have the same attitude towards the German. Go figure.
My new found friends need Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit. Signs, miracles and wonders. Encounters with the Holy Spirit. True transformation that only Jesus can offer. The revelation of the word of God. We can bring this to them.
How?
RESCUING THE RESCUER
While here, I have been visiting with apostolic church leaders in the body of Christ. Friends, these are amazing, capable people.
I want to back them in every way I possibly can. I want to be different than my American church fathers before me, I want to stick with them through what what works and what doesn’t.
They need American brother’s and sisters who will stand with them as family. I’m your huckleberry.
Here it is.
If we would just support the vision of the indigenous leaders here, without strings, they would do exploits. I know it.
Currently I have been approached with a great vision and plan to reach hundreds of thousands of young people. It looks like this.
Stadium events. Not Christian but completely secular with J*panese boy bands and famous artists. In the midst of these great concerts, a man of God will come up, a J*panese Christian with huge J*panese credentials and give his testimony of how Jesus changed His life. This will happen between the bands and we are believing for a huge response as what we would call alters are set up all over the stadium.
Signs, miracles, wonders and the gospel being preached to stadiums who have never heard it before. Imagine! The church is set up to disciple these young people who sign up.
What if we grow the church from 1 to 2 Percent? Thats double!!! Imagine the great impact for the first time since World War Two!
Im a Kingdom guy, so I am all the way in. Troy Brewer Ministries will sponsor the first stadium event and from there we will determine its effectiveness. The measure will be salvations, baptisms and discipleship.
If you want to help me with this effort, join me in prayer, finances and maybe even a trip over here.
Troy Brewer
UnApologetically a resident of Heaven, living in Texas and passing through J*pan.
TroyBrewer.com
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