Documentary “The One Who Holds Sovereignty Over Everything” – Release date 12th May 2019 Tokyo

2019-03-252019-08-06ASRHR

Synopsis

Throughout the vast universe, the celestial bodies are moving precisely within their own orbits; under the heavens, all creatures are following the laws of life… From ancient times to modern days, great nations have risen up, dynasties have come and gone, and countries and peoples have flourished and perished in the tides of history….which contain infinite mysteries. Would you like to know the answers to them?

Time: 12th May (Sunday) 9:45～12:00 （Start from：9:30）

Participation fee : free of charge

Venue: Academy Bunkyo Study Room

Address: Floor B1 Center, Bunkyo Civic Center, 1-16-21 Kasuga Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo

Transportation:

Tokyo Metro Korakuen Station: Marunouchi Line (Exit 4a, 5th) or Namboku Line (Exit 5) 1 minute’s walk

Toei Subway Kasuga Station: Mita Line, Oedo Line (Bunkyo Civic Center gate) 1 minute’s walk

JR Sobu Line Suidobashi Station (East Exit) 9 minutes’ walk

Host: The Association on Study of Religion and Human Rights

TEL：03-6801-8437

Address: No. 501, 2-17-3 Sui Do, Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo

Application: Yes

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