こしんとう
古神道
1. ancient Shinto (as practiced prior to the introduction of Confucianism and Buddhism to Japan)Historical term
2. KoshintōKoshintō is the name given to the original Shinto tradition of the Jōmon people still practiced today in some Ainu families and communities, as well as in some Ryukyuan areas. Ko-Shinto has much in common with Shinto. Nature and mankind are closely interlaced and God is a function of or the totality of Nature which expresses itself in spiritual entities called Kamuy or Kamui (Shiji in the Ryukyu) by Ko-Shinto and Kami by Shinto.
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