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Is there particular clothing associated?

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Is there particular clothing associated?

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In Shinto, only priest and Miko who are doing tasks for shrines have particular clothing which is known as hakama and Kimono. Ut is It is also called Joe which means purified robe

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Only diet restriction in Shinto is no meat other than sea food, this is because eating meat of mammals is seen as unclean

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In Shinto, there are no special family structures, but family is thought as very important because people believe that the family chains our family continued are special.

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in Shinto, most common daily routine is thanking food and farmers before and after eating by saying "itadakimasu" and "gochisousamadeshita"

Other things people do is visiting shrines for prayer and to pay respect to god

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In Shinto, women were thought of as children of god in old times, and now, most women who is very faithful to Shinto becomes Miko even though it is until they bear a child. in addition, priests in Shinto are still common in men and not many women.

In Shinto, there are no age roles however, an ancestor's graveyard is mostly kept close to their house since the ancestor is thought as important

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Since population of Japanese people is still low in both of these country and from the fact that Shinto is not common, Still, there are Japanese shrines in US so people can go visit shrine for prayer

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Since Shinto is peaceful religeon which is thinking criticizing people shouldn't be happening, there are no conflict between those country and Shinto

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