- Yoshikawa Shinto (Confucianist form of Shinto, stripped of Buddhist influence)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- Yoshikawa Shinto is a form of Confucianism combined with Shinto beliefs, distinguishing itself from traditional practices by minimizing Buddhist influences.
This term is used to describe a specific philosophical and religious framework that emphasizes Japanese cultural values and human-centered ethics, differentiating it from the more Buddhist-influenced practices of Shinto.
Generated collocations (experimental)
よしかわしんとう吉川神道にしたがう従うto follow Yoshikawa Shintoよしかわしんとう吉川神道のおしえ教えteachings of Yoshikawa Shintoよしかわしんとう吉川神道をまなぶ学ぶto study Yoshikawa Shintoよしかわしんとう吉川神道のしんじゃ信者believer of Yoshikawa Shintoよしかわしんとう吉川神道のぎしき儀式rituals of Yoshikawa Shintoよしかわしんとう吉川神道のかちかん価値観values of Yoshikawa Shintoよしかわしんとう吉川神道のえいきょう影響influence of Yoshikawa Shintoよしかわしんとう吉川神道のまつり祭りfestivals of Yoshikawa Shintoよしかわしんとう吉川神道をじっせん実践するto practice Yoshikawa Shintoよしかわしんとう吉川神道とそのたその他のしゅうきょう宗教Yoshikawa Shinto and other religions
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