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Shintoism in Taiwan; Shintō in Taiwan

Shinto         
  • kami}} Inari appearing to a man
  • Participants in a procession for Aoi Matsuri in Kyoto
  • The headquarters of the [[Association of Shinto Shrines]] in [[Shibuya]], [[Tokyo]].
  • The [[Chōsen Jingū]] in [[Seoul]], Korea, established during the Japanese occupation of the peninsula
  • p=19}}
  • ema}} hanging up at a Shinto shrine
  • The main gate to [[Fushimi Inari-taisha]] in Kyoto, one of the oldest shrines in Japan
  • A Shinto rite carried out at a jinja in [[San Marino]], Southern Europe
  • A frame at a shrine where omikuji are tied
  • Depictions of torii at the Fushimi Inari-taisha shrine in Kyoto
  • itako}} at the autumn Inako Taisai festival at [[Mount Osore]], Aomori Prefecture, Japan
  • temizu}} basin; this example is at Itsukushima Jinja.
  • shide]]}}
  • Miko performing a Shinto ceremony near the [[Kamo River]]
  • Shinto purification rite after a ceremonial children's [[sumo]] tournament at the [[Kamigamo Jinja]] in [[Kyoto]]
  • [[Izanami]]-no-Mikoto and [[Izanagi]]-no-Mikoto, by Kobayashi Eitaku, late 19th century
  • Miwa Shrine]] in [[Sakurai, Nara]]
  • A page from the 14th-century Shinpukuji manuscript of the ''Kojiki'', itself written in the 8th century
  • Toyota Estima]] being blessed at the [[Hokkaidō Shrine]] in a ''kotsu anzen harai'' rite
  • descent to earth]].
  • A 3000 year old sacred tree ([[shintai]]) of Takeo Shrine
  • kami}} as part of the [[Fukagawa Matsuri]] festival in Tokyo
  • The actions of priests at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo have generated controversy across East Asia
  • kagura}} traditional dance performed at the Yamanashi-oka shrine
  • Yobito-jinja}}) in Abashiri City, Hokkaido
RELIGION FROM JAPAN
Japanese Shintoism; Shintoism; Shinto faith; Sintô; Shintô; Shintoo; Sintoo; Shintoist; Shintou; Shinto religion; Shintu; Shin Tao; Jinja Shinto; Shin-Tō; Shintō; Shin-To; Japanese Shinto; Kami no michi; Kannagara no michi; Way of the Gods; Kami-no-michi; Japanese folk religion; The Way of the Gods; Japenese Shinto; Shintoists; Shinto mythology; Kami worship; Kannagara; Engimono; Shinto ritual
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¦ noun a Japanese religion incorporating the worship of ancestors and nature spirits.
Derivatives
Shintoism noun
Shintoist noun
Origin
Japanese, from Chin. shen dao 'way of the gods'.
Shinto         
  • kami}} Inari appearing to a man
  • Participants in a procession for Aoi Matsuri in Kyoto
  • The headquarters of the [[Association of Shinto Shrines]] in [[Shibuya]], [[Tokyo]].
  • The [[Chōsen Jingū]] in [[Seoul]], Korea, established during the Japanese occupation of the peninsula
  • p=19}}
  • ema}} hanging up at a Shinto shrine
  • The main gate to [[Fushimi Inari-taisha]] in Kyoto, one of the oldest shrines in Japan
  • A Shinto rite carried out at a jinja in [[San Marino]], Southern Europe
  • A frame at a shrine where omikuji are tied
  • Depictions of torii at the Fushimi Inari-taisha shrine in Kyoto
  • itako}} at the autumn Inako Taisai festival at [[Mount Osore]], Aomori Prefecture, Japan
  • temizu}} basin; this example is at Itsukushima Jinja.
  • shide]]}}
  • Miko performing a Shinto ceremony near the [[Kamo River]]
  • Shinto purification rite after a ceremonial children's [[sumo]] tournament at the [[Kamigamo Jinja]] in [[Kyoto]]
  • [[Izanami]]-no-Mikoto and [[Izanagi]]-no-Mikoto, by Kobayashi Eitaku, late 19th century
  • Miwa Shrine]] in [[Sakurai, Nara]]
  • A page from the 14th-century Shinpukuji manuscript of the ''Kojiki'', itself written in the 8th century
  • Toyota Estima]] being blessed at the [[Hokkaidō Shrine]] in a ''kotsu anzen harai'' rite
  • descent to earth]].
  • A 3000 year old sacred tree ([[shintai]]) of Takeo Shrine
  • kami}} as part of the [[Fukagawa Matsuri]] festival in Tokyo
  • The actions of priests at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo have generated controversy across East Asia
  • kagura}} traditional dance performed at the Yamanashi-oka shrine
  • Yobito-jinja}}) in Abashiri City, Hokkaido
RELIGION FROM JAPAN
Japanese Shintoism; Shintoism; Shinto faith; Sintô; Shintô; Shintoo; Sintoo; Shintoist; Shintou; Shinto religion; Shintu; Shin Tao; Jinja Shinto; Shin-Tō; Shintō; Shin-To; Japanese Shinto; Kami no michi; Kannagara no michi; Way of the Gods; Kami-no-michi; Japanese folk religion; The Way of the Gods; Japenese Shinto; Shintoists; Shinto mythology; Kami worship; Kannagara; Engimono; Shinto ritual
Shinto is the traditional religion of Japan.
N-UNCOUNT
Shinto         
  • kami}} Inari appearing to a man
  • Participants in a procession for Aoi Matsuri in Kyoto
  • The headquarters of the [[Association of Shinto Shrines]] in [[Shibuya]], [[Tokyo]].
  • The [[Chōsen Jingū]] in [[Seoul]], Korea, established during the Japanese occupation of the peninsula
  • p=19}}
  • ema}} hanging up at a Shinto shrine
  • The main gate to [[Fushimi Inari-taisha]] in Kyoto, one of the oldest shrines in Japan
  • A Shinto rite carried out at a jinja in [[San Marino]], Southern Europe
  • A frame at a shrine where omikuji are tied
  • Depictions of torii at the Fushimi Inari-taisha shrine in Kyoto
  • itako}} at the autumn Inako Taisai festival at [[Mount Osore]], Aomori Prefecture, Japan
  • temizu}} basin; this example is at Itsukushima Jinja.
  • shide]]}}
  • Miko performing a Shinto ceremony near the [[Kamo River]]
  • Shinto purification rite after a ceremonial children's [[sumo]] tournament at the [[Kamigamo Jinja]] in [[Kyoto]]
  • [[Izanami]]-no-Mikoto and [[Izanagi]]-no-Mikoto, by Kobayashi Eitaku, late 19th century
  • Miwa Shrine]] in [[Sakurai, Nara]]
  • A page from the 14th-century Shinpukuji manuscript of the ''Kojiki'', itself written in the 8th century
  • Toyota Estima]] being blessed at the [[Hokkaidō Shrine]] in a ''kotsu anzen harai'' rite
  • descent to earth]].
  • A 3000 year old sacred tree ([[shintai]]) of Takeo Shrine
  • kami}} as part of the [[Fukagawa Matsuri]] festival in Tokyo
  • The actions of priests at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo have generated controversy across East Asia
  • kagura}} traditional dance performed at the Yamanashi-oka shrine
  • Yobito-jinja}}) in Abashiri City, Hokkaido
RELIGION FROM JAPAN
Japanese Shintoism; Shintoism; Shinto faith; Sintô; Shintô; Shintoo; Sintoo; Shintoist; Shintou; Shinto religion; Shintu; Shin Tao; Jinja Shinto; Shin-Tō; Shintō; Shin-To; Japanese Shinto; Kami no michi; Kannagara no michi; Way of the Gods; Kami-no-michi; Japanese folk religion; The Way of the Gods; Japenese Shinto; Shintoists; Shinto mythology; Kami worship; Kannagara; Engimono; Shinto ritual
·noun ·Alt. of Shintiism.

Wikipedia

Shinto in Taiwan

Shinto in Taiwan has its origins in the beginning of the 50-year Japanese colonial rule of Taiwan in 1895 when the Empire of Japan brought their state religion, Shinto, to the island. The Taiwanese were encouraged to adopt the religion in 1937 as the Empire of Japan began to intensify its expansionist policy in China and used Taiwan as its base into southeast Asia. Of the Taiwanese who lost their lives fighting for the Japanese Emperor until the Empire's defeat in 1945, a total of 27,863 are recorded in the Book of Souls and enshrined as eirei (英霊, spirits of fallen soldiers) in Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, Japan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinto in Taiwan
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