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Shinto, the national indigenous religion of Japan has supplied Japan with the basic structure of its mentality and behaviour. Although its classical texts have been translated into English this volume was the first major study of this important religion. The book is a complete picture of Shinto, its history and internal organization, its gods and mythology, its temples and priests, its moral and worship. The volume also describes the metaphysics, mystic and spiritual disciplines and overall is one of the most authentic and authoritative surveys of Shinto of the twentieth century.

Preface 9(4)
I Introduction
13(8)
Note on terminology and spelling
16(5)
PART ONE RELIGION
I Generalities
21(21)
The Kami
23(8)
Kannagara-no-michi
31(3)
Scriptures and theologians
34(8)
II History and Main Subdivisions of Shinto
42(17)
Before Buddhism
42(1)
With Buddhism
43(5)
The Reaction
48(4)
The American Diktat
52(2)
The present situation
54(3)
Main subdivisions
57(2)
III Metaphysics, Ethics, Spiritual Exercises and Aesthetics
59(33)
Metaphysics
59(9)
Ethics
68(8)
Ritual purity
76(3)
Spiritual discipline
79(11)
Aesthetics
90(2)
IV Temples
92(40)
Site
92(1)
Himorogi and iwasaka
93(1)
Secondary structures
94(12)
Shaden
106(8)
Saikigu
114(3)
Honden, go-shintai and bun-rei
117(8)
Categories of temples
125(7)
V Priests
132(15)
Functions and categories
132(2)
Guji
134(3)
Women
137(2)
Ujiko and shake
139(2)
Formation
141(2)
Dress
143(4)
VI Symbolism and Individual Worship
147(21)
Symbolism
147(8)
Individual workship
155(13)
VII Collective Worship and Festivals
168(26)
Generalities
168(15)
Agricultural matsuri
183(5)
Matsuri for protection against evil influences
188(6)
VIII Collective Worship and Festivals (continued)
194(33)
Other individual matsuri
194(33)
PART TWO MYTHOLOGY
IX An Introduction to the Mythology of Shinto
227(7)
X Genesis of the Universe - The Pre-Material Stages
234(18)
General outline
234(3)
Ame-no-minaka - nushi-no-kami and the Musubi-kami
237(7)
The next twelve Kami
244(5)
Interpretation
249(3)
XI The Birth of the Land
252(32)
Onogoro-shima
252(4)
The first experiments. Hiru-ko and Aha
256(5)
The fourteen islands
261(2)
The Kami
263(5)
Kagu-tsuchi's birth and Izanami's death
268(5)
Izanagi's visit to Izanami
273(5)
Izanagi's purification
278(6)
XII The Two Joint Rulers of the Universe
284(28)
General outline
284(1)
Birth of Amaterasu-o-mikami, Tsuki-yomi-no-mikoto and Susano-wo-no-mikoto
285(4)
The conflict between Amaterasu-o-mi-kami and Susano-wo
289(11)
Amaterasu-o-mi-kami's retirement
300(9)
The expulsion of Susano-wo
309(3)
XIII The Consolidating of the Land by the Earthly Kami
312(22)
Outline
312(1)
Susano-wo's descent and first marriage
312(7)
O-kuni-nushi-no-mikoto
319(9)
Sukunahikona and O-mono-nushi
328(4)
O-toshi-no-kami's descendants
332(2)
XIV The Pacifying of the Land by the Heavenly Kami
334(20)
Nigi-haya-hi
334(1)
Ame-no-oshi-ho-mimi, Ame-no-hohi and Ame-waka-hiko
335(6)
Take-mika-dzuchi and Futsu-nushi
341(13)
XV The Descent of the Heavenly Grandson
354(21)
Preparations for the descent
354(7)
The descent and the arrival
361(3)
The successive marriages and the birth of children
364(6)
The position of Amaterasu-o-mi-kami in the Shinto Pantheon
370(5)
XVI Hiko-Ho-Ho-Demi and his Elder Brother
375(14)
Outline
375(1)
The quarrel between the two brothers
376(2)
The visit to the Sea-kami
378(5)
The elder brother's submission
383(1)
Hiko-ho-ho-demi's children
384(5)
XVII Emperors and Members of Their Families
389(37)
The position of the Emperor
389(6)
Temples and ceremonies in the Imperial Palace
395(4)
Jimmu-tenno
399(9)
Worship of later Emperors
408(18)
XVIII The Hachiman Cycle
426(15)
The original Hachiman
426(1)
Chuai-tenno and Jingu-kogo
426(6)
Ojin-tenno
432(1)
Hachiman and the Hime-gami
433(8)
XIX Other Historical Kami
441(19)
XX Local and Family Kami and Guild Kami
460(5)
Local Kami and family Kami
460(3)
Guild-kami
463(2)
XXI Beauties and Powers of Nature
465(30)
Celestial bodies
465(4)
Mountains
469(6)
Rocks and stones
475(3)
Water
478(5)
Fire
483(5)
Thunder and storm
488(2)
Wind
490(2)
Trees and plants
492(3)
XXII Kami of the Road, the House and the Field and Kami of Food
495(16)
Kami of the road
495(2)
Kami of the house
497(2)
Kami of the field
499(1)
Kami of food. Inari
500(11)
XXIII Ebisu, Daikoku and the Gods of Luck
511(4)
XXIV Sectarian Shinto
515(10)
Appendix - The Shinto Genesis and the Avatars of Vishnu
525(8)
List of Sources
533(28)
Chief informants
533(7)
Bibliography
540(21)
Map of Japan 561(2)
Alphabetical Index and Glossary 563
Jean Herbert