1. Shinto - Tradition and a Way of Life
... around the world; it has continually shown an ability to evolve and combine with other religions like no other. Beliefs and practices were passed down verbally through the generations, which enabled the religions to change over time. Since Japan's earliest days, Shinto has been the code of honor and action for the Japanese. Shinto was established long before the introduction of writing to Japan in the ... it was the original form of the religion. Jinja Honcho, the Association of Shinto Shrines, includes 80,000 shrines as members. State Shinto built upon the religion by having rituals p...
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- Grade Level: High School