Shinto dance at Kyoto temple
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I honor the Greek Gods, but I have to tell you I wouldn't disrespect the Shinto Gods.
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This is not of Temple. This is SHRINE. SHINTO has not temple. SHINTO has SHRINE.
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@mirimiripipim plz dont disrespect
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i worship the Shinto Gods but i venerate and love the Greek Gods
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sound like south-east asia bouddhist music like cambodia, thailand, laos etc
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@SunkenCide Well, there are no gods in Buddhism. It's a religion without deities. It's kind of hard to compare the two.
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I like Shinto a lot better than Buddhism. Shinto totally pwns Buddhism :mrgreen:
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The term 'temple' is not used when refering to a Shinto place of worship! In Japan, Buddhists worship is conducted in temples (-ji,-dera,-tera- &-in) whilst Shinto acts of worship takes place in shrines,(-jingu ,-Jinja).
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That guy saying 'kanojo wa miko?' (Is that a Miko?) in the background kind of ruined the video.
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"Miko" can be a broad term. To a western audience, priestess can suffice as a translation of it. I would prefer the term Shaman but that's just me, and that also wouldn't make sense to a western audience, at least the unenlightened ones. lol j/k.
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Miko are so sexy
ok thats not a priestess that a Miko, or shrine maiden. Is this at the Heian Jingu?
ColCol7391 6 years ago
Yes, thanks, I know what a miko is, but "shrine maiden" is pretty vague in English, so I went with priestess. And no, that's not where I shot the video.
ctreadwe 5 years ago 3