Shinto

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Shinto is a native religion of Japan that predates the introduction of Buddhism.  Shinto includes the veneration of deified nature spirits and spirits of ancestors and is still a vital religious force in Japanese life today. 

Excerpt from
  • The Arts of Asia at the Dallas Museum of Art Teaching Packet, 1997.

NOTES
 Fun fact from Heilbrunn essay linked in web resources. 

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  • There is no founder or sacred text associated with Shinto. 

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General Description
Shinto is a native religion of Japan that predates the introduction of Buddhism.  Shinto includes the veneration of deified nature spirits and spirits of ancestors and is still a vital religious force in Japanese life today. 

Excerpt from
  • The Arts of Asia at the Dallas Museum of Art Teaching Packet, 1997.

Fun Facts
 
  • There is no founder or sacred text associated with Shinto. 

Archival Resources
(digitized/non-digitized)

Web Resources
 

Notes
 Fun fact from Heilbrunn essay linked in web resources. 

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