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Welcome to the site dedicated to all full-time and return missionaries of the Japan Tokyo Mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Those who served in the Japan Tokyo North Mission and JTNM area prior to 2007 may also register. RM's from the era prior to 1978 may also register with the Northern Far East Mission Alumni website.

Please browse our Alumni Database, check out the recent news or post a message.

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Number of records:
Alumni: 1132
Pictures: 148
Current: 71
News: 64
Messages: 62
Friends/Members: 59
Reunions: 0
Stories: 7


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MTC Entry Date
29 Jul 2009   Kevin Renfroe (Fayetteville, AR)
29 Jul 2009   Michael Reynolds (Wathena, KS)
02 Oct 2009   Zenon Stasevskas (sao paulo,   Brasil)

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What's New?

28 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Brandon Mark Pearce
28 Jun 2009   *Alumni: David Jonathan Smith
28 Jun 2009   *Alumni: E. Blaine Vance
28 Jun 2009   News: In Memoriam of Sachiko Yoshino (Zink) -- David van der Leek
28 Jun 2009   Alumni: Ronda G Fosburg (Miner)
24 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Mark L. Eastham
24 Jun 2009   Alumni: Nathan Bills
21 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Michael Robison
20 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Scott Eric Doman
20 Jun 2009   Current: Michael Adam Reynolds
19 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Andrew L Palmer
18 Jun 2009   *Current: Jessica Meeauilikakaniokealii Halliday
16 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Devon Black
16 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Tyler Rasmussen
07 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Kirk Robin Clements
04 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Casey Alan Smith
04 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Joe Benjamin Harding
04 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Christopher E Graham
04 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Jeehey Lee (Lee)
24 May 2009   *Alumni: Cindy Lou Mauck (Cochran)
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