The present paper deals with the meaning to be given to the shinmo 新亡, i.e., the spirits of people who died in the preceding year, in the context of Japan’s traditional ancestor veneration practices. It is based on field work done on Bon observances in the so called five Kamo villages (Funatsu-cho
Pure Land Buddhist texts and practices have been part of the fabric of Japanese Buddhism since the N...
This presentation focuses on the key aspects found within the religion Shintoism, focusing on its ma...
Japanese shamanism is a constantly evolving field of research, despite the fact that its roots still...
The Changes in the Cult of the Dead in Japan on the Example of Bon FestivalThe main purpose of this ...
In ancient Japanese beliefs there was no specific concept of the underworld even though those belief...
In Shintoism, the indigenous religion of Japan, the term kami, is simply used for anything possessin...
This paper shows how female mediums such as itako and kamisama are taking a leading part in two reli...
This paper shows how female mediums such as itako and kamisama are taking a leading part in two reli...
The Japanese people in ancient times, like other primitive people worshiped many natural things rela...
This paper shows how female mediums such as itako and kamisama are taking a leading part in two reli...
The presence of seven hundred thousand Koreans in Japan has drawn at tention to issues such as the a...
The development of Shinto during the Meiji period constitutes one of the most fascinating phenomena ...
A Japanese proverb goes, "Shinin ni kuchi nashi (the dead can tell no stories)." From a rationalisti...
A Japanese proverb goes, "Shinin ni kuchi nashi (the dead can tell no stories)." From a rationalisti...
A Japanese proverb goes, "Shinin ni kuchi nashi (the dead can tell no stories)." From a rationalisti...
Pure Land Buddhist texts and practices have been part of the fabric of Japanese Buddhism since the N...
This presentation focuses on the key aspects found within the religion Shintoism, focusing on its ma...
Japanese shamanism is a constantly evolving field of research, despite the fact that its roots still...
The Changes in the Cult of the Dead in Japan on the Example of Bon FestivalThe main purpose of this ...
In ancient Japanese beliefs there was no specific concept of the underworld even though those belief...
In Shintoism, the indigenous religion of Japan, the term kami, is simply used for anything possessin...
This paper shows how female mediums such as itako and kamisama are taking a leading part in two reli...
This paper shows how female mediums such as itako and kamisama are taking a leading part in two reli...
The Japanese people in ancient times, like other primitive people worshiped many natural things rela...
This paper shows how female mediums such as itako and kamisama are taking a leading part in two reli...
The presence of seven hundred thousand Koreans in Japan has drawn at tention to issues such as the a...
The development of Shinto during the Meiji period constitutes one of the most fascinating phenomena ...
A Japanese proverb goes, "Shinin ni kuchi nashi (the dead can tell no stories)." From a rationalisti...
A Japanese proverb goes, "Shinin ni kuchi nashi (the dead can tell no stories)." From a rationalisti...
A Japanese proverb goes, "Shinin ni kuchi nashi (the dead can tell no stories)." From a rationalisti...
Pure Land Buddhist texts and practices have been part of the fabric of Japanese Buddhism since the N...
This presentation focuses on the key aspects found within the religion Shintoism, focusing on its ma...
Japanese shamanism is a constantly evolving field of research, despite the fact that its roots still...