User:Skysmith/Missing topics about Shinto

Missing topics about Shinto

Thanks to User:Immanuelle

Kami

 * Ama-tsu-kami -
 * Ame no Minakanushi, the first Shinto kami -
 * Awashima-sama -
 * Aze (kami), pine tree spirit -
 * Bimbogami -
 * Chokata, guardian spirit -
 * Dozoku-shin, kami-type -
 * eight imperial tutelary deities -
 * gamiya-san -
 * hi-no-kami -
 * Hiru-ko-no-kami, hiru-ko-no-mikoto -
 * Homusubi, kami of fire -
 * Hoso-no-Kami -
 * Hoso-shin, kami of smallbox -
 * Ikukui, kami -
 * Ikutamayorihime -
 * Kami no kuni -
 * Kawaya no kami -
 * Kaya-Nu-Hima, goddess of herbs -
 * Kunisatsuchi -
 * Magatsuhi-no-kami -
 * Munetsuchi -
 * Naru-Kami, Kami-Naru -
 * O-Ryu, goddess of willow trees -
 * Omotaru -
 * Ootonobe-no-Kami, primordial goddess -
 * Otomabe -
 * Otonochi -
 * Rafu-Sen, goddess of plum blossom -
 * Saw no kami -
 * Shita-Teru-Hime, heroine -
 * Suhijini-ni-kimi, kami of settled sediments -
 * Suichini -
 * Syo-Hime, legendary woman -
 * Take-mika-Zuchi-no-kami -
 * Takehazuchi -
 * Takemizuchi -
 * Tamatori -
 * Tatsu-Hime, kami -
 * Tenchi Kana no kami -
 * Toshitokujin, kami -
 * Toyokunnu -
 * Tshukui -
 * Uichini -
 * Ujigami-sai -
 * umi no kami -
 * Uso-Dori, kami of singing -
 * Yashikigami, household kami -
 * Yaya-Zakura, cherry-tree goddess -
 * Yomotsukami, kami of the Shinto underworld –
 * Zoka no kami –

Rituals

 * azuma-asobi, dance -
 * Chakugi -
 * Hakamagi -
 * Ireisai, memorial service -
 * Izomu Taisha Jinzaisai, Shinto religious festival –
 * Spiral Rice Planting of Sado -
 * Tsu jichinjai -

Festivals

 * Agata-yo-matsuri -
 * age-uma-matsuri -
 * Aizan Summer Festival -
 * Aki Matsuri aki-matsuri -
 * Bidaka hibuse matsuri -
 * Bonito Fishing Festival of Kōzushima -
 * Borokake matsuri -
 * Chichibu Festival -
 * Chichibu Yomatsuri -
 * chichubu yo-matsuri -
 * Chiryū Festival -
 * Dosojin Matsuri -
 * Farming Rituals of Aso -
 * Festival of Six Souls -
 * Fuji-no-yamabiraki, festival    -
 * Funadama matsuri -
 * Furukawa Festival -
 * Fuyu matsuri -
 * Fuyu no matsuri -
 * Gohan matsuri -
 * Hama-ori, festival -
 * Hana Matsuri Hana-matsuri -
 * Hanawa Matsuri -
 * Haru Matsuri Haru-matsuri –
 * Hi-matsuri -
 * Hibue matsuri -
 * Hikiyama matsuri -
 * Hita Gion Festival -
 * Hotaru Matsuri -
 * Inukko matsuri Inukko -
 * Inuyama Festival -
 * Inuyama matsuri -
 * Iwashimizu Matsuri Iwashimizu-matsuri –
 * Izumo Taisha Jinzaisai -
 * Jōhana Shinmei Shrine Festival -
 * Joshi Matsuri -
 * Kaijin Matsuri Kaijin matsuri- /
 * Kake Odori -
 * Kamakura Matsuri -
 * Kamezaki Shiohi Festival -
 * Kangen-sai Kangensai -
 * Kanmiso-jai -
 * Kanname-sai Kannamesai -
 * Kanuma Imamiya Festival -
 * kappa tenno-sai -
 * Karasuyama Yamaage Festival -
 * Kasa-Matsuri -
 * kawagic matsuri -
 * Kurama Fire Festival -
 * Mi-kuruma-yama matsuri -
 * Nachi no hi-matsuri -
 * Nagahama Hikiyama Festival -
 * Natsu Matsuri Natsu-matsuri – /
 * Nenbutsu Odori -
 * Ōgaki Festival -
 * Sacred pillar matsuri -
 * Saidaiji Eyo, Japanese festival -
 * Sanzoro matsuri -
 * Sawara Festival -
 * Sechi Festival -
 * Seihaku Festival -
 * Seishoku matsuri -
 * Shimotsuki matsuri -
 * Spring Hoe Festival of Higoshi Shinmei Shrine -
 * Sunari Festival -
 * Tagata Matsuri -
 * Takaoka Mikuruma-yama Festival -
 * tama-matsuri -
 * Taue matsuri, Japanese rice planting festival -
 * Tei Festival -
 * Tenjin Matsuri, Osaka festival -
 * Toka Ebisu -
 * Tono Matsuri -
 * Toride Shrine Festival -
 * Toshi-goi no matsuri -
 * Toyama-no-shimatsuki matsuri -
 * Tsuki-nami no matsuri -
 * Ueno Tenjin Festival -
 * uesugi matsuri -
 * Uozu Tatemon Festival -
 * Yatsushiro Myoken Festival -
 * You-matsuri -
 * Yudate matsuri -

Pilgrimages

 * Okage-Mairi, pilgrimage -
 * Schichi-Fukujin Pilgrimage -
 * Senja mairi, pilgrimage -

Temples and shrines

 * Ako Oishi jinja -
 * Bekkaku-kampei-sha, shrine type -
 * Bichinomiya ebusy jinja Bichinomiya ebusy Shrine -
 * Chikamatsu Temple -
 * Futare-san jinja Futare-san Shrine -
 * Gassan Hongu, shinto shrine -
 * goo jinja goo Shrine-
 * Hōman Shrine -
 * Hsukushima jinja Hsukushima Shrine -
 * Ideha Shrine -
 * Imari Shrine -
 * Iwaki-san jinja Iwaki-san Shrine -
 * Jishu Jinja Jishu Shrine -
 * Jiun Jinja Jiun Shrine -
 * Kamine Shrine -
 * kashiko-dokoro -
 * Kasuga Jinja, shrine -
 * Kitsumoto Shrine -
 * Kobe Nichinomiya Jinja Kobe Nichinomiya Shrine -
 * Komuro Shrine -
 * Nakashima Shrine -
 * Nugi Jinja Nugi Shrine -
 * Odaka Shrine -
 * Ōta Shrine -
 * Shiki-nai-sha Shikinaisha -
 * Sōma Nakamura Shrine -
 * Tanvitsu jinja Tanvitsu Shrine –
 * Unotori Shrine -
 * Yakumo Shrine -
 * Yasui Konpiragu Shrine, Kyoto –

Temple architecture

 * magane style -
 * Otori style -
 * Sengen style -

Sects and movements

 * Great Mountain Sect, ontake-kyo Miteke-kyo -
 * Hotoku movement -
 * Jikko-kyo -
 * Minkan shinto -
 * Mito School of Shintoism -
 * Suiga shinto -
 * Tsuzoku shinto -
 * Watarai Shinto –

Related organizations

 * Accomplished of the Way of the Kami -
 * All Japan Shinto Youth Conference -
 * All Japan Shinto Youth Council -
 * All Japan Ujiko Youth Council -
 * Byakko shinko-kai, new religion -
 * International Shinto Studies Association -
 * Office of Shinto Deities -
 * People’s Spiritual Culture Institute -
 * Shinto Cultivation Group -
 * Shrine Association –

Related laws

 * Religious Juridical Persons Law -
 * Shrine Administration Law –

Miscellaneous

 * Ama No Hafuri -
 * Ame-no-naemasu -
 * chukon-hi, war memorial -
 * en-gi -
 * en-musubi -
 * Fuma-bow -
 * Fuma-ya -
 * Funa-kurabe, funakake, ship races -
 * Gaki-tsuki -
 * Ginkokuji -
 * Go-eika -
 * Hinzasara -
 * Imi-kotoba -
 * Jingihaku -
 * Jogan gishiki, book of ceremonies -
 * kami-gakari Kamigakari -
 * Keidaichi -
 * Koshikijima no Toshidon -
 * meandering stream party -
 * Mensama -
 * mono-imi -
 * Motoda Eiju, Mitoda Nagazane -
 * Mount Takachiho -
 * Osettai -
 * Pantheon dispatch -
 * Reiha-no-Hikari –
 * Religion Juridical Person -
 * Saikoku -
 * Saisei itchi -
 * Sanja takusen -
 * Sanjuban-shin -
 * Sendatsu –
 * Shakujo yari, pilgrim's staff -
 * Shelf of the August Spirits -
 * Shinnen -
 * Shinten -
 * shinto medical ethics -
 * Shinto painting -
 * shinto scholarship -
 * Shozoku –
 * Taikodai –
 * Tokushu Shinji -
 * Yonashi –

Shinto-related people

 * Bunji Akazawa, Konkokyo founder -
 * Fukuba Bisei, Meiji shinto official -
 * Goi Masahisa, sect leader -
 * Hagiwara Naneyori, Hagiwara Kanetsugu -
 * Hattori Nakatsune, Shinto scholar -
 * Hidetschi Suzuki Guji, Shinto Kan-Mishi priest -
 * Hiedo-no-Ame or Hiyeda-no-Ame, Shinto chronicler -
 * Kanetomo Yoshida (1435-1511), founder of Yoshida Shinto -
 * Kawate Bunjiro, Konoo Daijin founder of Konkoyo -
 * Keisai Asami, Shinto scholar -
 * Kikkawa Koretari, Shinto philosopher -
 * Kitamura Saya, sect founder -
 * Kunteki-o-sho, Buddhist monk -
 * Kurozumi Munetada, Shinto priest -
 * Masuho Zanko, Shinto promoter -
 * Miki Tokuharu, religious leader -
 * Okuni Takamasa, Shinto scholar -
 * Seiyu Kiriyama (1921-) Japanese founder of Agonshu religion -
 * Takenouchi Shikibu, Shinto priest -
 * Watarai Ieyuki, Shinto priest -
 * Yoshikawa Koretari, Kikkawa Koretari, religious leader -

See also the List of Shinto shrines


 * WikiProject Japan/Shinto task force/Prospectus