Jinja 八幡宮来宮神社, Hachiman-guu Kinomiya Jinja (Hachiman-guu Kinomiya Shrine)
An unusual Jinja where two Jinja are enshrined together.Enshrined kami●Homutawake-no-Mikoto●Iwakurawake-no-MikotoVirtue ...
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Anime Shinto inside anime
It is said that not a few animations are influenced by Shinto. So I consider Shinto and other influences on Japanese animation.
Culture Japanese have no religion?
A study of history reveals something surprising about whether the Japanese are truly no religion.
Jinja 神田明神, Kanda myōjin (Kanda Shrine)
Here is small topic that is not on Wikipedia.Enshrined kami●Daikokuten●Ebisu●Taira no MasakadoVirtue of the kami●matchma...
Culture What is “Ema”?
Ema (絵馬, lit. "picture-horse") are small wooden plaques, common to Japan, in which Shinto and Buddhist worshippers write...
Jinja What is “Jinja”?
“Jinja is a shrine of Shinto”… But this explanation alone is boring, so I will describe the origin of Jinja. Examines when and for what purpose shrines were created.
Culture What is “Kami”?
"Kami" is a uniquely Japanese idea; it differs from God. Here is an introduction to this thought, which has a great influence on Japanese culture and spirituality.