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- Shinto - Way of the Kami - Reddit
r Shinto is a subreddit for discussion of and questions regarding Shinto history, practice, and mythology
- As a Japanese emperor of China, should I become Confucian? : r eu4 - Reddit
Shinto is for the Japan flavor, Confucian is stronger for blobbing Switching to Confucian through decision gives you 10% ICA instead of 10% morale, so it’s a somewhat fair trade off Remember that Confucian will now allow you to use monuments of harmonized Eastern religions You can also convert culture of harmonized provinces if you want to; this means Confucian is probably the easiest
- Can a non Japanese person practice Shinto? : r Shinto - Reddit
Yes While Shinto is undeniably Japanese in origin and practice, and it certainly helps if you are able to speak read Japanese, and have easy access to a shrine, it's not any absolute requirement The faith espouses a non-dogmatic universality that can be embraced by anyone from anywhere, as the Kami fill the Cosmos to every conceivable depth
- Recommended Books? : r Shinto - Reddit
Does anyone have any recommended books on Shinto? I’ve been suggested The Essence of Shinto: Japan’s Spirtual Heart by Motohia Yamakage, and I found David Chart’s book titled An Introduction to Shinto from his blog I’d love some additional reading material though
- Why Japan has this religion? : r victoria3 - Reddit
Shinto was one of the biggest targets of these revivalists So Buddhist temples were closed and persecuted The Emperor published a set of new philosophies claiming Japan was always a Shinto country and that Buddhism was a foreign religion imposed on Japan
- Any strategy for feudal Japan settlements? : r forgeofempires
I finished my 2nd settlement yesterday, here is a brief strategy: build 2 soybean fields so you can unlock an expansion after the first collection build more houses, which give decent coin income after the 2nd collection, unlock the shrine Delete one soybean and build shrines Depending on obstacles, you should be able to build 3 shrines Once you buildup a good bank of coins, rebuild a 2nd
- Should I switch to Shinto as Japan : r victoria3 - Reddit
So part of Japan journal entries is the switch from Buddhist Moralist to Shintoism Japan has Freedom of religion, but most of China and Korea are the same Buddhist religion Would it be better to keep my faith to make conquest easier? What are others experiences?
- JRPGs with a focus on Japanese mythology? : r JRPG - Reddit
The core plot is a take on the classic Susanoo vs Yamata no Orochi tale, and the pilgrimage and portrayal of death is decidedly Shinto The church of Yevon is an amalgamation of organized religions, which Western players tend to think is about Catholicism, but the developers have claimed that was not their intent
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