Kagawa Toyohiko

Kagawa Toyohiko was a Japanese Christian minister, social reformer, and writer born in 1888. He dedicated his life to improving the lives of the poor and marginalized through practical activism, including establishing hospitals, schools, and vocational programs. Kagawa believed faith should inspire action to address social injustices, and he worked tirelessly to promote education, health, and community development. His efforts helped bridge religious principles with social service, making him a significant figure in Japan’s modern social reform movement. He remains respected for his compassionate approach and commitment to social justice grounded in Christian teachings.