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"The heart of the person before you is a mirror. See there your own form."

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A Shinto Shrine is a popular place to worship Kami. There are sacred objects revolving around the Kami that lay out of sight in these shrines. Shinto Shrines are places where people can worship and respect the Kami.

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One of the main holidays is Matsuri, a festival where Kami are celebrated. It lasts for about a day and goes through central Tokyo. An interesting fact about this festival is that in every local town, almost every Shinto Shrine has a celebration of their own.

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Their basic beliefs are similar buddhism and hinduism, but they mostly believe in the four affirmations. Tradition, family, physical cleanliness, love of nature, and matsuri.

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Shintoism originated in Japan, and it's Japan's earliest religion.

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They do not believe in a god or gods, they believe in divine spirits of nature called Kami. They also believe that these Kami live in animals, plants, stones, mountains, rivers, people and even the dead. Though, there many not be any gods, there is an important Kami that many people worship. Her name is Amaterasu, the sun goddess.

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Shintoism started long ago, around the time of 1000 B. C. E.

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Shintoism does not have a founder, but it has spirits of nature called Kami. But Shintoism is deeply rooted in the Japanese people and traditions.