Shinto is the natural indigenous religion of Japan.
On the Influence of China Taoism and Japan Shinto upon Ancient Mikado System
The main content of the Japanese culture include Shinto thought, Shame culture, group culture and insand culture.
Not far away you can find a Shinto shrine and a Zen garden in the shadow of Mount Fuji.
The process of blending of Confucianism and Shinto is that of nationalization of Confucianism in Japan, and during the process, the growing point of cultuore was born.
Yoshida Shigeru's conception of imperial history includes imperial central view , the view of Tenno's innocence , the view of negation of war towards USA, the view of Shinto and so on.
On the Shinto, there appeared a carved guard of honor consisting of Ministers of culture and military affairs and various precious animals, instead of being Buried, and the wooden figurines in the mausoleum were only funeral objects in a symbolic sense.
Philosophical and Practical Significance of Japanese Back-to-ancient Shinto;
Matches were held at Shinto shrines, whence sumo's elaborate pre-bout rituals descend.
The Buddhist policies based largely on total resistance divided into two historical stages, "Buddhism kingly way" period and "Missionary work of Shinto" period.
Sayako will marry Yoshiki Kuroda, a40- year-old urban planner for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in a Shinto-style ceremony at a specially built altar at the118- year-old hotel.
Relationship between "Shinto" and Militarism;
the branch of Shinto recognized as the official state religion of Japan.
In an annual ritual, the Japanese emperor makes an offering of rice harvested from paddies within the palace grounds to Shinto deities.
From the solemn Shinto, Stone Bridge and Wordless Stele in front of the palace to Baocheng, the front line intersects, the terrain gradually rises, there are straight and winding, there are high and low, far mountains and near waters, connecting into a magnificent building as a whole.
Times are so tough that the local Shinto shrine has stopped hiring musicians for summer festivals, he said.
In chapter 4, the reasons of the Shinto concept of Kan Pao were elaborated in terms of politics, culture, social context as well as the characteristic of Kan Pao, respectively.
She is an expert in fighting fan and holds a Suijin, a Shinto god of water in Japanese.
State Shinto became the spiritual support of the militarism.
Yet many Japanese, says Yamashita, want the emperor to continue the long tradition of leading Shinto rituals, encouraging age-old cultural practices, and inspiring the nation.
Its development can be divided into four stages: Original Shinto, Shrine Shinto, State Shinto and the coexistence of Shrine Shinto and Independent Shinto.
