About Us
“Mission Karashidane” has been supporting for the people with disabilities to live independently in their community.
There are 2 facilities in “Karashidane House“, one is called “Karashidane Center” and the other one is “Karashidane
Works”.
Karashidane center provide individuals with a variety of living support by consultation, giving information and advices. Additionally, in collaboration with local government and other social resources, we are actively involved in building community welfare networks and raising public awareness.
Karashidane Works provide individuals with vocational training, such as real job experiences, couching and information.
Exterior of the Karashidane Building
Karashidane (means mustard seed ) is taken from the word of New Testament of the Bible. It refers to a real, very small seed. The Bible says, ” Although it is the smallest of all seeds, yet it grows into the largest of garden plants and becomes a tree, so that the birds of the air come and nest in its branches. (Matthew 13:31-32)”. Jesus spoke of this as a parable for the Kingdom of Heaven, where the rule of God’s love prevails. We believe these words provide courage and hope for us who aim to realize a welfare society. Our existence and power might be just like this small mustard seed. Yet, every seed has life, and when sown, the process of life begins. How wonderful it would be if a society where each individual can vibrantly live out their given mission (purpose) comes to fruition.
Mustard Seed Poem
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Facility Overview 施設概要
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Facility Name |
Karashidane House |
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Owner |
Social Welfare Corporation Mission Karashidane |
| Overview of activities |
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| Address | 〒607-8216 Kyto-city Yamashina-ku Kansyuji Higashide-cho 75 |
| Building | Reinforced concrete construction, basement level plus three above-ground floors. |
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Total Floor Area |
538.54㎡ |
The cornerstone picture of Krashidane building (2006.5.31)
‘My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.’
（2 Corinthians 12:9 King James Bible ）
The cornerstone of the building has the words from the Bible inscribed on it. It’s the scripture that serves as the spirit for the mission of Karashidane.
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