Ise Jingu -Grand Shrine-

[@_Sasa_Time]

Thanks, this was really informative and well made.

[@ShindentheGreat]

Whoa, is this guy the narrator of Begin Japanology?!

[@OtakuEmpire]

日々の報告と感謝を申し上げにお伊勢様に参拝させて頂いています。 心の洗濯をして、清々しく新たな日々を迎えられる元気が出てきます。

[@kaisermuto]

This Japanese doesn't explain about the Dogma of shinto. Shinto has no dogma. But making every thing clean is shinto's dogma. It is concerned to artisan's skill up going. They wish their skill up developing with genuin. So clean and sanitary and genuin are Japanese personality.

[@cae12810]

thanks!

[@idettecharlie7385]

in other words, the Americans were into the sea shore going there to the resorts and beach areas; when the japan were in the Buddha and shrines that means more on a spiritual viewing and thinking. It looks as thou the Buddha journey is active and real in the japan life. i comment on this because i am in the middle of a East Asian art class, that has open me up big in side my soul. i have a wide eye and wonder about the East Asian Art. I appreciate Buddha, and the art of east assia.

[@petrustella]

In the Christian churches inside "You are in a presence of a God", it is said. But the so many images, statues, rituals, devotions are not so monotheistic... I think in both Jinjas and churches we are in a consecrated place where some kind of inner experience is possible, but nor rules or dogmas can be laid for what each heart and soul will feel, or see,or worship... But some nice informations and views of this sacred realm, where I have been also....

[@rapportbuilding3474]

the Japanese are very clever

[@pahalapahala6797]

i watch shrine, dead building not people discussion

[@Stunnafafadef_Utwerk_Iwatch]

Marintia eiko & Vanessa kanbi

[@mercifultaxman]

ありがとうございます。

[@eitman18]

元々、ホテル、旅館は巡礼者に対する、宿泊施設を提供するのが初めなんだよ。

[@loonytoonsxviii]

Amaterasu's mirror is housed there.

[@BeyondRepair]

qail

[@mercifultaxman]

またよろしくお願いします。

[@TheOracle1814]

I wish I could convert to shintoism.