Hello!
Apparently, it should have happened that Japan and Jamaica are closely related to each other.
The Japanese love Jamaica and reggae, and the Jamaicans love Japanese tourists).
My new beat does not contain reggae rhythms, it is more related to Japan, but if you consider the fact that Jamaica is the country with the largest number of Christian churches in the world, then, here, you can trace the connection.
Japanese tourists simply plunge into Christianity upon arriving in Jamaica, and even those who did not want to hear about Christianity cannot do this, because the air of Jamaica is saturated not only with reggae rhythms, but also with gaspel songs.
It has been a long time since I watched a documentary about the life of the former Japanese Yakuza mafiosi, who radically changed their lives by adopting Christianity and becoming preachers and missionaries.
Previously, according to the yakuza rules, for every offense they committed in front of their boss, a member of the group had to cut off his finger, or take his own life.
Now, they know that a prayer of repentance is enough for cleansing from sin.
It was a difficult film that made you think.
It is probably a little strange to realize that under the robes of a priest there are ritual tattoos that indicate belonging to one or another group of mafiosi and his status in this gang.
But, faith in Jesus Christ makes everyone equal and dresses in white clothes, the past ... is forgotten.
I named the new beat "Missionaries" - 宣 教師.
I hope that these rhythms, mentally send you to Japan, take you along the slopes of the mountains, from village to village, from city to city.
Original beat by @Peter-Stone.
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