Examples of using Shinto in English and their translations into Thai
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Japanese Matsuri(festivals) for local people are intended to offer prayers to Shinto and Buddhist deities, to give thanks to nature and provide enjoyment.
Atsuta Shrine is Japan's second most revered Shinto shrine after the Great Shrine of Ise,….
Kagura, or“god-entertainment,” is a type of Shinto theatrical dance found throughout Japan.
Located in the westernmost area of Honshu, Japan's main island, Chugoku is home to Shinto sacred sites, breathtaking islands dotting the Seto Inland Sea, castle towns, historic quarters and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Respect for nature is central to the Kumano Shinto faith, and there is no better way to honor the environment than a pilgrimage through the sacred forests that run along the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes.
Wabori tattoos are inspired by Buddhism and Shintoism, and most Wabori tattoos have motifs of legendary Buddhist and Shinto creatures, or Japanese flowers such as cherry blossoms.
The area is rich in cultural and tourist resources, such as the history of the former capitals Nara and Kyoto, Shinto power spots Mie and Wakayama prefectures, Himeji Castle- which is said to be the most beautiful in Japan, and Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan.
The complexes' main gate features a 4.5m high, 1.8m wide and 3cm thick door made of a single slab of wood. A secondary Buddhist temple gate houses two large ferocious looking Nio temple guardian deities, while nearby, a stone Shinto torii gate welcomes visitors in.
Namu Amida Butsu" is Buddhism, not Shinto.
Kushida Shrine is a Shinto said to have been created in 757.
A kagura(traditional Shinto dance) performance was a nice way to end the first day in Hiroshima.
Year 11 of Taisho October 12 Site of Shinto shrine on Mōtsū-ji site and Muryōkō-in Ato are designated Historic Sites.
Feel the history and the culture at the ancient Buddhist temple and Shinto shrine known as Toyokawa Inari, in Aichi's Toyokawa City.
A Shinto shrine(Jinja) is a facility that worships gods of the Shinto faith and it is said that currently in Japan, there are 85,000 of them.
Shinto was pure.
Shinto was pure, was strict Japanese.
Shinto evening development.
A Shinto shrine(Jinja) is a facility that worships gods of the Shinto faith.
This Shinto ritual is one of the most famous in Japan.
The Shinto shrine is located near the Shimbamba Station.