There are 2.7 million Shinto followers in the world today. : ) Technicaly there is 2. 9 million because most people that follow shintoism are also buddist. {-_-} (_@_)
There were actually many religions at the time. However, Shinto came out strong and had much more followers than others.
torii, a gateway to a Shinto shrine
Possibly Shinto.
Shinto is indeginous to Japan, therefore it has many believer's within Japan, but there are a select handful who follow this faith, living outside Japan.
the Shinto religion was invented by the people of Japan
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Shinto followers worship several gods.
Shinto is the ancient religion of Japan. Followers are followers of Shinto. However many Japanese follow other traditions for the pageantry - as an example many like the trappings of the Christian wedding ceremony and Christmas. This is similar to the way that Christians in North America use names for days of the week which honour Norse deities (Tiw, Woden, Thor and Frigga) without being considered followers of that religion.
No Buddhism.
Shinto has no writtings! Followers of Shinto believe in Kami! Kami (there equivalent to a god) are spirits that take the form of such things as rain, wind, rivers and mountains!
Shinto.There are Christians and followers of Shinto Buddhism in Japan.
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There are presently around 4 million people who follow the belief of Shinto.
There were actually many religions at the time. However, Shinto came out strong and had much more followers than others.
On almost every account they are different. Buddhism is a philosophy as Shinto is a religion. Buddhism originated in northern India, Shinto in Japan. Shinto has gods, Buddhism is non theistic.Aside from having followers in Japan and generally supporting good behaviour over bad, there isn't a lot of overlap.
Some of the teachings of Shinto are; donâ??t forget the teachings of the ancestors. Shinto also teaches the people to respect their elders and do not commit evil acts.
A major teaching is for Shinto followers to live and coexist in harmony with nature and other people.