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In the forty-five years since its introduction to Brazil in 1956, the Church of World Messianity has attracted some 300, 000 followers, over ninety-five percent of which are non Japanese Brazilians. Messianity is known for its practice of jŌrei, meaning purification of the spirit in Japanese, the foundation of all its activity. By using experience-near and experience-distant as analytical concepts, this article elucidates the reasons why Messianity has crossed the ethnic barrier and been accepted in Brazil, and tries to locate Messianity in the Brazilian religious arena.

"Messianity Makes a Person Useful": Describing Differences in a Japanese Religion in Brazil