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Shintoism primarily diffused within Japan, where it originated and developed as an indigenous belief system. Its spread was largely influenced by the country's cultural and historical context, including the integration with Buddhism during the 6th century and the establishment of Shinto as a state religion during the Meiji Restoration in the late 19th century. While Shinto practices and beliefs have influenced Japanese culture, its diffusion beyond Japan has been limited, primarily reaching other countries through Japanese Immigration and cultural exchange.

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