| Year | Events |
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| 1882 | Born in Tokyo on December 23 |
| 1897 |
Enters core program at Tokyo School of Fine Arts Leaves the school after six months due to an eye disease Begins studying gold-inlay lacquer techniques on his own
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| 1905 | Opens Kôrindô, a notions store in Tokyo |
| 1907 | Starts wholesale accessories business in Tokyo |
| 1919 |
Loses wife after she gives birth prematurely; the child also dies Remarries Begins to experience great financial difficulties
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| 1920 | Abandons materialism and becomes aware of the existence of the spiritual world |
| 1926 | Receives a revelation from God regarding his predestined task of creating a true civilization |
| 1934 | Develops Jôrei, the medical art of Japan, and begins practicing and promoting it |
| 1935 | Establishes Japan Kannon Society [Dai Nihon Kannon Kai] to
advance the work of creating a true civilization Begins to advocate Nature Farming
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| 1944-5 | Moves headquarters of Kannon Society from Tokyo to Hakone and purchases property in Atami After end of World War II, commences full-scale operations to create a new civilization
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| 1952-3 | Opens Hakone Museum of Art Establishes Tômei Society for the Preservation of Art Objects Completes Shinsenkyô grounds in Hakone Inaugurates Society for Popularizing Nature Farming
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| 1954 | Completes Suishôden [Crystal Hall]
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| 1955 | Kyûsei Kaikan [Salvation Hall] completed Passes away in Atami at age 72
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| 1980 | Mokichi Okada Association (MOA) inaugurated
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| 1982 | MOA Museum of Art opens Zuiunkyô grounds in Atami completed Tômei Society for the Preservation of Art Objects reorganized as MOA Art and Culture Foundation Nature Farming International Research Foundation and Ohito Farm established
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| 1985 | NFRIC becomes Nature Farming International Research Foundation and receives governmental recognition
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| 1987 | Standards for Nature Farming Systems and Practices published Nature Farming producers' cooperatives established throughout Japan
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| 1989 | MOA branches, which promote MOA's activities at the grass-roots level, open throughout Japan
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| 1991 | MOA Federation of Diet Members for Contemplating Food and Agriculture and Protecting the Global Environment inaugurated MOA's first Jôin Clinic opens in Tokyo World Sustainable Agricultural Association (WSAA) inaugurated MOA Kyushu Life Science Institute established
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| 1993 | Preparatory meeting for the World Congress of the International Academic Board of Comprehensive Medicine
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| 1994 | MOA Jôin Headquarters established
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| 1995 | Summit on Religions and Conservation
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