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Where did the Shinto religion start?
in japan the shinto religion had started
When did Shinto start?
around 500bc
When did Shinto start in Japan?
yes
What year did Shinto start?
500 bce
Why did the Shinto religion start?
Shinto is not based on anybody on any body of religious law. Shinto belief revolves around "Kami" or deities. Kami can be related to natural forces, elements or animals. This all i know.
What year did the Shinto religion start?
The State Shinto era was from 1868 to the end of WWII
Who found Shinto'?
Yoshida Shinto
What is the religion of Shinto?
Shinto is in Japan
Where was Shinto started?
Shinto was originated in Japan.
What is the language of Shinto religion?
Shinto is in Japan
What building is Shinto practiced in?
a Shinto shrine
Another name for temple is Shinto?
No. Shinto is a system of spiritual beliefs/practices. But you can have Shinto shrines (temples).
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