Kadokawa Bunko / Kadokawa Sophia Bunko Knowing Japanese Gods By Makoto Takemitsu Kadokawa Gakugei Publishing (Released 2005/11) Price: ¥476 Size: Bunko (pocketbook) / Pages: 224p / Height: 15cm Why are Hachiman Shrines, Tenjin Shrines, and Inari Shrines found everywhere throughout Japan? What kind of gods are enshrined at the local shrines? This book gathers together the Japanese gods that we think we know but don't really, and explains their origins, lineage, and benefits. This is the definitive guide for shrine visits, helping you to understand which gods you want to worship. Table of Contents Do you know the roots of the gods in your neighborhood? The oldest gods Amaterasu Omikami, the apex of the gods, in Takamagahara The gods who are vassals of Amaterasu Omikami Local gods Legendary figures who became gods Humans who became gods Gods from foreign countries Animals and nature are also gods What is Shinto? Shinto in daily life A pilgrimage of worship There are no markings in the text. Other listings here → #KizanBooks #JikkaBooks