1. The Buddhist and Shinto religions coexist in Japan.

2. One memorable afternoon, we visited a Shinto shrine.

3. We chant at a Shinto shrine.

4. The imperial family, steeped in Shinto ritual, appeals to the traditionalist and nationalist markets.

5. Gradually Shinto practice extended to the worship of ancestors.

6. Shinto is the natural indigenous religion of Japan.

7. Shinto gods, or kami, are worshipped at shrines.

8. Last year four ministers visited the Shinto shrine on August 15.

9. Early on, sumo was incorporated into Shinto purification rituals, after which it became court entertainment.

10. Tailing of Shinto, from three huge brick paved, cypress pine on both sides, from south to north is dotted with more than 40 large and small buildings.

11. A distinctive feature of Shinto architecture is the chigi, a scissor-shaped finial at the front and rear of the roof.

12. Matches were held at Shinto shrines,[http://] whence sumo's elaborate pre - bout rituals descend.

13. This is the most ancient, and holiest of the Shinto rituals.

14. The result is that certain rituals that appear on the surface to be Buddhist or Shinto are essentially shamanistic in content.

15. Other children are returning with their parents from Mondo-Yakujin, the Shinto shrine near our house.

16. Shinto sanctuaries came under the control of this new sect, known also as Dualist Shintoism.

17. In the same fashion, they also brought down the Shinto shrine.

18. Shinto ceremony is the general name of all the ceremonies with Shintoism properties or related activities of traditional Japanese symbolic significance.

19. Considering It's close to our end - user, we'd like to appoint shinto as the unloading port.

20. How about make hong kong the port of shipment Instead of shinto?

21. Huanglong leading to the hole in the Wudang Jinding on ancient Shinto.

22. Barbara and I went to see this outdoor sumo match at a Shinto Shrine in Tokyo.

1. This is the most ancient, and holiest of the Shinto rituals.