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"Shinto" as a book category refers to works focused on Japan’s indigenous religion and its cultural expressions—its gods (kami), myths and origin stories, shrine ritual and architecture, festivals (matsuri), ethical and seasonal practices, and the role Shinto plays in Japanese history and daily life. It includes scholarly histories and comparative religion studies, practical or devotional guides for practitioners, popular retellings of Kojiki/Nihon Shoki myths, travel and shrine-guide books, folklore collections, and fiction (from historical novels to contemporary fantasy) inspired by Shinto belief and imagery. Books in this category typically emphasize nature veneration, ritual practice, shrine community, and the interplay between folklore, national tradition, and modern Japanese society, appealing to academics, spiritual seekers, and general readers interested in Japanese culture.

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