Omoto

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Omoto is a Japanese new religious movement known for its syncretic spirituality, emphasis on world peace, and significant influence on later new religions and Japanese culture.

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instanceOf Japanese new religious movement
new religion
centralDeity Kunitokotachi no Mikoto NERFINISHED
Ushitora no Konjin NERFINISHED
coreTeaching emphasis on world peace
spiritual reformation of the world
universal brotherhood of humankind
countryOfOrigin Japan
experienced government persecution in prewar Japan
suppression by Japanese authorities in the 1920s
suppression by Japanese authorities in the 1930s
foundedBy Deguchi Nao NERFINISHED
Deguchi Onisaburo NERFINISHED
foundedIn Japan NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Omotokyo NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeTransliteration Oomoto NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic millenarianism
pacifism
syncretic spirituality
hasFounderRole Deguchi Nao as charismatic founder
Deguchi Onisaburo as systematizer and organizer
hasHeadquartersLocation Ayabe, Kyoto Prefecture NERFINISHED
Kameoka, Kyoto Prefecture NERFINISHED
hasOrganizationalStructure central leadership under the Deguchi family
hasRitualSpace shrines and worship halls in Kameoka and Ayabe
influenced Japanese arts
Japanese culture
Japanese pacifist thought
later Japanese new religions
inspired artistic movements in Japan
calligraphy and fine arts activities
languageOfWorship Japanese
legalStatus recognized religious corporation in Japan after World War II
opposes authoritarianism
militarism
practices chanting of sacred words
ritual dance
spirit writing
promotes interreligious harmony
world peace through spiritual transformation
region East Asia
religiousTradition Shinto-derived religion
syncretic religion
teaches coming of a new divine age
purification of the world (yo-naoshi)
usesScripture Ofudesaki (Nao’s automatic writings) NERFINISHED
Reikai Monogatari NERFINISHED

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Shinshukyo hasPart Omoto