Examples of 'shinto' in a sentence
Meaning of "shinto"
shinto (noun) - a major religion indigenous to Japan that centers around the worship of kami (spirits or deities) believed to reside in natural elements, objects, and ancestors. Shinto practices often involve rituals, ceremonies, and reverence for the divine presence in nature and everyday life
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- Formerly the state religion of Japan, a type of animism involving the worship of ancestors and nature spirits.
- Of or pertaining to, Shintoism.
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Shinto has many ceremonies and festivals.
And the center of their shinto religion.
Shinto does not have a weekly religious service.
Sumo has its roots in the shinto religion.
Shinto is especially difficult for westerners to understand.
General terms and conditions shinto nature sarl.
Shinto coexist easily with other religions.
It also has a shinto shrine.
Shinto shrines are marked by a torii gateway.
Japanese are traditionally shinto.
Shinto is more concerned with pollution than morals.
But only with a samurai sword consecrated with a shinto blessing.
Shinto also helped preserve a sense of national identity.
It can either be related to the dead or the shinto rituals and customs.
Shinto priests themselves enter only to perform rituals.
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Both of these works provide the historical and spiritual basis for shinto.
Shinto became the state religion.
Kappa are revered in Shinto as a kind of water god.
Shinto practitioners also worship at home.
This is not an interpretation common in Shinto beliefs.
Shinto priests are opposed to the change.
Some fukurō survive however at Shinto shrines.
Shinto use it to ward off demons.
He was able to shoot from that Shinto shrine.
Shinto teaches that spirits are present everywhere in nature.
Also on the grounds are a number of Shinto shrines.
Shinto is not like other religions.
The legend is based upon Shinto myths.
Shinto can be seen as a form of animism.
They are often seen around Shinto shrines.
Shinto began in the prehistoric period.
Torii are exclusively reserved for Shinto shrines.
Shinto philosophy teaches you to accept life as a seasonal occupation.
They are also found at some Shinto shrines.
Shinto ritual still continues to pervade every aspect of sumo.
It is one of the three biggest Shinto festivals.
Shinto is an animistic belief system.
The regarded messengers of Shinto GODs surrounded us.
Shinto is a religion based on nature.
Amaterasu is a major deity of the Shinto religion.
Shinto is a set of beliefs that puts a lot of emphasis on nature.
Kannushi is the name given to Shinto priest.
Shinto shrine akamitsu was pressing closer to the earth.
He played a vital role in the revival of Shinto.
Water from a shinto spring is connected to three magnetic fields.
This is a word connected to the Shinto religion.
Shinto automatic lance manipulator.
It also has a small Shinto shrine on its summit.
Shinto has long recognized the special quality of trees.
A rare relief of a Shinto goddess very richly detailed.
