SHINTOISM

Shinto means

• The way of the Gods

• The Chronicles of Japan

• Harmony with Nature

• None of the above

Makoto means

• Purity

• Harmony with nature 

• Festivals

• Sincerity

This Sacred Book of Shinto means “The Records of the Ancient Matters”

•  Kojiki

• Shimenawa

• Nihon Shoki

• Both A and B

A place for worship for Shintoism, and this is where Matsuris or festivals often take place where priests perform rituals on the shrine grounds

• Matsuri

• Jinjas

• Shinto Shrines

• Both B and C

Is a spring festival marked on February 3, the beginning of spring. It is also known as Setsubun and involves a bean-throwing festival.

• Rissun

• Seijin Shiki

• Aki Matsuri

• Matsuri

What are the Core Value of Shinto

• Purity, Makoto (Sincerity), Harmony with nature, Matsuri, Focus on here, now

• Shide, Purity, Sincerity, Festivals, Focus on here now.

• Purity, Tori, Shimenawa, Harmony with nature

• Makoto, Simenawa, Shide, Purity

Are traditionally used to demarcate holy area limits and are supposed to fend off bad spirits.

• Tori

• Shimenawa

• Shide

• None of the above

These are the Sacred Symbols except:

• Shimenawa

• Tori

• Makoto

• Shide

This Sacred Book of Shinto means “The Chronicles of Japan”

• Kojiki

• Nihon Kojiki

• Shoki

• Nihon Shoki

Is a Japan's native belief system and predates historical records

• BUDDHISM

• JUDAISM

• TAOISM

• SHINTOISM