Examples of using Shinto in English and their translations into Serbian
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Shinto shrine.
This is the Shinto symbol for"gateway.".
Shinto is the native religion of Japan.
Japan's oldest religion is Shinto.
Shinto organisations and others(4%).
The most ancient Japanese religion is Shinto.
It's a Shinto shrine-- offering for the dead.
Susanoo(須佐之男) is the Shinto god of seas and storms.
Actually, Shinto acknowledges that all Gods are one.
It is dedicated for the Shinto god of Rice, Inari.
Shinto teaches people to have a deep reverence for nature.
These are dedicated to the Shinto god of rice, Inari.
In Shinto belief, Emperor Jimmu descended from the sun goddess.
A rare relief of a Shinto goddess, very richly detailed.
There is a strong tradition of myth-histories in the Shinto faith;
Uh, this kanji is Izanami, shinto goddess of creation and death.
Sumo wrestling has been, for a long time, associated with Shinto rituals.
Inari is a popular figure in both Shinto and Buddhist beliefs in Japan.
Shinto teaches that the Japanese people are themselves descended from the kami.
To the people, the emperor was a sacred figure,And the center of their shinto religion.
There's a sect of shinto monks that are said to bow without bending.
In addition to its basis of destination,sumo ritual associated with the Shinto religion.
Hinduism, Shinto and animistic and syncretic practices are also studied.
Japanese religious life from this time andonwards was a mix of native Shinto practices and Buddhism.
There is in Shinto a powerful sense of the presence of gods and spirits in nature.
Kitsune have become closely associated with Inari, a Shinto kami or spirit, and serve as its messengers.
The word Shinto comes from the Chinese word Chen-tao, which means‘the way of the gods.'.
Built in 1871, the Hokkaidō Shrine(Hokkaidō Jingū)is one of the country's most important(and visited) Shinto religious sites.
At Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines all over the country, there are celebrations for Setsubun.
In Nara Park, Deer are able to roam freely andare believed to be sacred messengers of the Shinto gods that inhabit the shrine and surrounding mountainous terrain.
