Shinto

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Shinto is the indigenous religion of Japan centered on the worship of kami (spirits or deities) and the veneration of nature and ancestors.

All labels observed (23)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf indigenous religion
polytheistic religion
religion
associatedWithSymbol mirror
sakaki tree
shimenawa
torii gate
coexistsWith Buddhism
surface form: Buddhism in Japan
coreConcept ancestor veneration
kami
nature veneration
purity
ritual
countryOfOrigin Japan
follows kami worship
hasBranch Shinto self-linksurface differs
surface form: Folk Shinto

Sect Shinto
Shinto self-linksurface differs
surface form: Shrine Shinto

State Shinto
hasClergy Shinto priest
miko
hasConcept kegare
magokoro
makoto
musubi
yaoyorozu no kami
hasDeity Amaterasu
Hachiman
Inari Ōkami
Susanoo
Tenjin
Tsukuyomi
hasMythologicalSource Kojiki
Kojiki
surface form: Nihon Shoki
hasPlaceOfWorship Shinto shrine
hasRitualObject ema
gohei
ofuda
omamori
hasSacredText none (no single canonical scripture)
historicalPractice shinbutsu shūgō
influenced Japanese culture
Japanese festivals
Japanese imperial rituals
languageOfRitual Japanese
majorRitual harae
matsuri
misogi
offerings to kami
wasRegulatedBy Meiji era
surface form: Meiji government

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Heian aristocracy religion Shinto
Emperor Suzaku religion Shinto
Daigo no misasagi religion Shinto
Tsukiyomi Shrine religion Shinto
Tani Tateki religion Shinto
Akagi Daimyōjin religion Shinto
Emperor Horikawa religion Shinto
Yamato region religion Shinto
Issei religion Shinto
Emperor Tenmu religion Shinto
Ikoma Mountains religion Shinto
Yamato dynasty religion Shinto
Nagako religion Shinto
Benten-sama religion Shinto
Himegami religion Shinto
Morito Shrine religion Shinto
Enoshima Shrine religion Shinto
Mount Atago religion Shinto
Prince Takamado religion Shinto
Shinto priests religion Shinto
miko religion Shinto
Ryūjin religion Shinto