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The Japanese believe nature is important, and they believe in coexsiting with it in peace, and harmony. They also believethat some things of nature, like mountains, and trees, to be holy, or divine. Like Mount Fuji for example. It's considered to be the holiest of Japan's "Three Holy Mountains".
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Why does japan believe nature was very important?
The Japanese believe nature is important, and they believe in coexsiting with it in peace, and harmony. They also believethat some things of nature, like mountains, and trees, to be holy, or divine. Like Mount Fuji for example. It's considered to be the holiest of Japan's "Three Holy Mountains".
What does a Japanese wave symbolize?
The Japanese wave symbolizes respect for the forces of nature. Based on the principles of Shintoism, they believe in the power of nature over man.
What nature spirits did the Japanese believe their clan chiefs were descended from?
Kami
What does daoism believes in?
Daoism followers believe to be at one with nature and it is not important to work or do anything that does not help nature.
What is important of nature in chinise and Japanese civilization?
because weed is waht made there eyes squint
What is shintosim?
Shintosim is a Japanese religion that worships political rulers and the spirits of nature, including the all-important god of rice.
What is the word 'believe' when translated from English to Japanese?
"To believe" is 'shinjiru' in Japanese.
Japanese-art?
Art in a style that is distinctly Japanese with long flowing strokes of nature
What is the Japanese word for nature?
Shizen
How do you translate nature in Japanese?
daishizen
Beliefs of igorot people?
Igorot believe in nature spiritsThey also believe in anito.The anito is like a humanoid sculpture.They believe that their love ones can posses the anito.They pray in their anito to give them good harvest,safe travel and safe bayanihan
Japanese religion that emphasized worship of nature?
You're probably talking about Shintoism. Shintoism is a religion that takes aspects of animism and blends it with Japanese culture. They believe in the worshiping of "kami" or spirits that live in nature. If you've ever seen one of those red, almost gateway looking things, those are shrines for Shintoists to leave offerings to those kami. It is a distinctly Japanese religion that stresses being one with nature.
