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Shinto is the oldest religion known of in Japan. ... The basic concept of Shintoism has four
affirmations. ...
The Shinto religion follows many practices, some include
recognizing sacred places such as a mountain or a spring. ...
Another way the Japanese distinguish their Shintoism is
by dance. ...
Origami also a practice in the Shinto religion. ... ”This
Japanese folk art is folding of paper to create beautiful
shapes in which the origami paper is NEVER cut. ... It was closely related to State Shinto
in which the Emperor of the Japanese people would be
worshipped as Kami. ...
Shintoism is know to have no founder, no written
scriptures, no religious laws, and no code of morality.
Although the Japanese lack all of that they do have many
“Shinto Texts” which are very valuable to the Shinto
religion.
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Approximate Pages = 2.5
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