Buddhas and Kami in Japan
by Fabio Rambelli, Mark Teeuwen
Buddhas and Kami in Japan examines the connections between Buddhist traditions and kami in Japanese religious and cultural history. Written by Fabio Rambelli and Mark Teeuwen, this scholarly work provides an informative perspective for readers interested in Buddhism, Shinto, Japanese culture, and comparative religion.
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Buddhas and Kami in Japan examines the relationship between Buddhism and kami, the sacred beings associated with Japanese religious traditions.
The book focuses on an important area of Japanese religious and cultural history, where Buddhist and indigenous traditions have interacted over time.
Written by Fabio Rambelli and Mark Teeuwen, it offers readers a scholarly perspective on the connections between Buddhist thought and Japanese practices of reverence.
This title may interest readers studying Buddhism, Shinto, Japanese culture, comparative religion, and the history of religious traditions in Japan.
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