Figure of Shiva 
.... What seems most striking about
Shinto art and culture alike in general are their laconic quality, first on account of the general disfavor that
Shinto as a ....
(2433
10
)
In comparing the art of two cultures
.... of the upper class, who practiced a religion of ancestor worship called
Shinto. .... to Japanese taste, and the Buddhist tradition of sculptural
art, which did much ....
(1729
7
)
Tradition & Change in India, China, Japan
.... native religion of
Shinto, and focused it on emperor-worship;
Shinto has remained a .... sand Japan began to develop its own forms of religion,
art, and literature ....
(800
3
)
Rebuilding of the Ise Shrine
.... of the Ise compounds is characteristic of the "
Shinto silence," with .... the distinctively Japanese contribution to the forms of religion,
art, and architecture ....
(3204
13
)
Dance in Asia
.... It is one of the classical
art forms of Japan and has been at the center of the .... Japanese dance began with religious dance, primarily from the
Shinto tradition. ....
(1147
5
)
Cultures of Iran and Japan
.... and been told, at the Suwa Shrine than on how he believes
Shinto practice is .... and perhaps guilds, developed under the Timurids for many types of
art objects. ....
(3542
14
)
Origins of Buddhism in Japan
.... time also responded quickly and intuitively to the beautiful Buddhist
art in the .... Some of the
Shinto dieties were absorbed into the various Buddhist forms, and ....
(3325
13
)
Japanese Cultural Flowering
....
Shinto proved even more nationalistic and exceptionalistic than Tokugawa insularity, pushing the shogunate out in favor of emperor deification. .... Japanese
Art. ....
(282
1
)
Changing Images of Women in Japanese History
.... of sexuality that have underlying Buddhist, Confucian, and
Shinto ideologies" (Minamoto .... envisioned both in Japanese society and in Japanese literature and
art. ....
(3185
13
)
Japanese Culture and Western Influence
.... This persisted through the so-called
Shinto revival, by which time Japan's .... inside Japan, and another the "adoption of Western science and
art while preserving ....
(3527
14
)
The theatre of the Golden Age of Spain
.... theatre" (Gassner 2). To be sure, as tragedy became an
art form, it .... the character is symbolic, either of Buddhist (religious) or
Shinto (nationalist/religious ....
(4233
17
)
World Religions
.... or sannyasi, or mendicant ascetic (the monk raised to a high and mystical
art) (Nielsen, et .... Japan was the source of
Shinto, which grew out of folk traditions. ....
(6456
26
)
Public/Private Spheres in Japanese Society
.... This is seen in their
art and in their gardening practices, for example. ....
Shinto is the only indigenous religion of Japan and provides the base for society. ....
(2645
11
)
Comparison of Japanese and American Culture
.... For instance, most Japanese are adherents of either Buddhism or
Shinto, the ancient .... Issues of sex roles,
art, self perception, and education form important ....
(2378
10
)
The Hospitality Industry
.... Architecture, ritual and
art are all richly represented, with the result that the .... the three religions of the old China, with the indigenous
Shinto religion of ....
(10316
41
)
Japan's Economic Success
.... Japan(s most common historical religion,
Shinto, taught that human beings are an integral .... Pascale, Richard, and Anthony Athos.The
Art of Japanese Management. ....
(7455
30
)
Japan's Economic Success
.... Japan's most common historical religion,
Shinto, taught that human beings are an integral part of nature and subject to its .... The
art of Japanese management. ....
(7544
30
)
