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Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs Counts Tenrikyo's Following in the Reiwa 7 Religious Yearbook

Tenrikyo

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Origin from 2025

Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs, in the Reiwa 7 edition of its annual Religious Yearbook published in 2025, counted 1,121,541 Tenrikyo followers in Japan, down from a historical high of 2,298,420 recorded in 1974. The yearbook is the Japanese government's own annual registry of religious corporations and their reported membership.

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Sourced to the subject's own accountEstablished marks the Japanese government's own continued registration and count of Tenrikyo as a religious corporation, not a claim about the reasons for the decline from its 1974 high, which this atlas does not investigate here.
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Japan, Countries
Source Tenrikyo (Wikipedia)Wikipedia contributors

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Tenrikyo, Religions

Closes a nine year gap since 2016's Oyasama 130th Anniversary Service, moving the map from the faith's own commemorative calendar to the Japanese state's own annual count of its following.

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