Titlebook: Religion in Contemporary Japan; Ian Reader Book 1991 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 1991 community.Japan.religion

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Book 1991in action - at crowded temples and festivals, in austere Zen meditation halls, at home and work, at dramatic fire rituals - it illustrates the immense variety, energy and colour inherent in Japanese religion while discussing the continued relevance and responses of religion in a rapidly modernising

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religion in action - at crowded temples and festivals, in austere Zen meditation halls, at home and work, at dramatic fire rituals - it illustrates the immense variety, energy and colour inherent in Japanese religion while discussing the continued relevance and responses of religion in a rapidly mo

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,‘… Die Buddhist’: Zen, Death and the Ancestors, members with a sense of identity and continuity in generational and historical terms, its social roles interlocking with the support and structure given to the community of belonging in geographical and regional terms by the Shinto shrine and its cycle of rites and festivals.

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Sites and Sights: Temples and Shrines as Centres of Power and Entertainment,nts and transcendent deeds that centre on or are attributed to ascetic wanderers and sages of the distant past. When, as is common, these are aligned to such additional factors as a beautiful physical setting, fine architecture and good transport access they become magnets drawing in large crowds.

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Actions, Amulets and the Expression of Meaning: Reflections of Need and Statements of Desire,tection, provide enormous scope and choice of action, each providing an opportunity and setting for interactions through which relationships may be created, whether temporary and conditioned by needs and circumstances or regular and underpinned by personal affinity and devotion.

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