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... Shinto ; GENCHI KATO , A Study of Shinto , the Religion of the Japanese Nation ( 1926 , reprinted 1971 ) , a study of the features and problems of early Shintō- ism ; JUNJIRO TAKAKUSU , The Essentials of Buddhist Philosophy , ed . by ...
... Shinto ; GENCHI KATO , A Study of Shinto , the Religion of the Japanese Nation ( 1926 , reprinted 1971 ) , a study of the features and problems of early Shintō- ism ; JUNJIRO TAKAKUSU , The Essentials of Buddhist Philosophy , ed . by ...
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... Shinto theories . Confucian Shinto was taught by Yama- zaki Ansai ( 1618-82 ) , Deguchi Nobuyoshi ( 1615-90 ) , and Kikkawa or Yoshikawa Koretaru ( 1616-94 ) , respec- tively , and had a strong influence on some feudal lords and the ...
... Shinto theories . Confucian Shinto was taught by Yama- zaki Ansai ( 1618-82 ) , Deguchi Nobuyoshi ( 1615-90 ) , and Kikkawa or Yoshikawa Koretaru ( 1616-94 ) , respec- tively , and had a strong influence on some feudal lords and the ...
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... Shinto music and dancing called ka- gura also originated from the ancient shaman's séance ; they played an important role in Shinto rituals . Foreign music and drama , including Korean , Chinese , and Indo- Chinese music instruments ...
... Shinto music and dancing called ka- gura also originated from the ancient shaman's séance ; they played an important role in Shinto rituals . Foreign music and drama , including Korean , Chinese , and Indo- Chinese music instruments ...
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