Machida, Matsuo
From Sun Myung Moon Archive
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| Number | 185 |
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| Nationality | Japanese |
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Matsuo Machida is a Japanese-American who walked the entire width of the USA with the words “Rev. Moon is innocent” inscribed on his backpack, in order to bring awareness to the reportedly unjust imprisonment in 1984 of Sun Myung Moon.
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