Religion without scriptures (Shintoism in Japan)

Author: Liu Lishan
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Shinto, also known as Shintoism, is the indigenous religion of Japan. Shinto is the root of Japanese culture and has played a very important role in the development of Japanese historical and cultural traditions. As a unique religious belief of the Japanese people, Shinto is like an inexhaustible cultural river, which, under the influence of the times, sometimes overflows like a disaster and sometimes flows gently, lying at the bottom of the spirit of the Japanese nation, shaping their self-perception towards themselves, humanity, nature, and society. In the 21st century, cultural exchanges between China and Japan are further deepening, and we need a deeper understanding of traditional Japanese culture. Reading this book will help Chinese readers objectively understand the inner world of the Japanese people.