Our Mission
Jinrui Aizenkai is founded on Onisaburo's dual principles "Jingun Banrui Aizen" and "Bankyo Dokon" , with an international aim for the expansion of its activities, partnership and sponsorship to achieve world peace.
We seek to contribute to the realization of peace beyond race, nation, and religion by collaborating with various organizations and supporters around the world.
Founded ：January 31st, 2008
Chairperson ：Naruyoshi Miyashita
Main Office：1 Uchimaru, Aratsukacho, Kameoka City, Kyoto 621-0851
Branch Office : 1-44, 2 Chome, Ikenohata, Taito City, Tokyo 110- 0008
For the list of board members, click here
For our financial disclosure document (as required by the Japanese NPO law), click here
What is Our 'Universal Love'?
The term "Jingun Banruri Aizen", which roughly translates 'Universal Love', is not only about love toward the whole of humanity, regardless of race, gender, ethnicity and anything else which identifies people to one group or another, but also toward animals, plants, and even inanimate matters such as stones and minerals. It defines a proper attitude to actualize a peaceful world filled with love and goodness, where all things coexist and prosper in harmony.
The original Jinrui Aizen Association ("Jinrui Aizen" is a shortened term for "Jingun
Bangun Aizen") was stated in 1925 by Onisaburo Deguchi who set forth our two core principles of "Jingun Banrui Aizen" and "Bankyo Dokon", meaning "all true religions stem from the same root."
Our Emblem
The emblem of Jinrui Aizenkai symbolizes the universe.
Red: sun (fire)
White: moon (water)
Yellow: earth
Green star: humanity
Three circles forms the sun, the moon and the earth, and the star in the middle represents humanity.
We must be grateful for the blessings of fire, water and earth which nourish our lives as the Second Leader Sumiko Deguchi composed a poem:
"Blessings of fire, water and earth are the true
aspects of God of Heaven and Earth."
Onisaburo Deguchi
Onisaburo Deguchi, 1871〜1948
Former name: Kisaburo Ueda. One of the founders of Oomoto*. In an advocacy for harmony across races, nations, and religions, he founded the original "Jinrui Aizenkai" in 1925. Support spread to 1200 locations around the world at its peak period.
"Art is the mother of religion" - Onisaburo Deguchi
Onisaburo created an enormous number of art works in calligraphy, painting, and ceramics. The 3,000 raku tea bowls he made possess a beauty of color akin to oil paintings, and after his death, they were named "Yōwan" by experts. In 1972, an exhibition across 13 locations at museums and churches in 6 European countries, starting from Paris, caused a significant stir. He also left behind many prophetic words for the future.
* A Shinto-based religion founded in present Ayabe City, Kyoto, Japan, in 1892.
Affiliates:
ＤＯＭＯ （Store for Aizen fertilizer, natural foods and health products）
ＥＰＡ（Esperanto Populariga Asocio)
Supporting Organizations:
Contact Us:
Email : info@jinruiaizenkai.org
Office Location:
Kameoka Main Office:
1 Uchimaru, Akatsuka-cho, Kameoka City, Kyoto, Japan 621-0851
Tokyo Branch Office:
2-1-44 Ikenohata, Taitou Ward,
Tokyo, Japan 110-0008