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These are Shinto priests

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This is a real Shinto Shrine

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This is the symbol for the Shinto

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Kami might take the form of things in nature such as trees, flowers, or other forms of life.

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

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They worship in Shinto Shrines which are the homes of the Kami.

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Shinto has its own New Year but its called Oshogatsu. Also, they have another holiday that is called Seijin Shiki, which is "Adults day".

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The Shinto believe in spirits such as Kami. They also believe spirit possession and shamanic healing which means that the people are healed by Shamans.

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Shintoism began in Japan

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There are some Gods called Kami that take the form of objects in nature. The most important Kami is said to be Amaterasu, the Sun Goddess. People believe that Amaterasu is the ancestor to the emperors in Japan

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Shintoism is said to have started as long ago as 1000 BCE and suprisingly, it is still practiced today by at least 5 million people!

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Shintoism actually does not have a founder nor does it have sacred writings like the Bible while other religions have these things. (The Shinto Temple)