Abstract

We worship the altar, we visit shrines, and we worship our ancestors.
By doing so, you will not only gain "social success" and "human success" but also "success as a soul.
We can also achieve "success as a soul.
What is the success that will last even after the death of this body?
What and how do we worship for it?

In addition to being a manager of a lumber trading company, he is also the chairman of the Tokyo Shinto altar and altar utensil business cooperative,
The author, who lectures on the importance of the kamidana culture at companies and shrine Ujiko general assemblies across the country, explains how to attract three types of success,
He explains how to attract three types of success.

Author’s Information

President and Representative Director of Kubodera Corporation. Born in Tokyo in 1961.
Graduated from Toyo University, Faculty of Letters. Born as the third son of a long-established lumber wholesaler established in 1946, he is an importer and wholesaler of special lumber for temples and shrines from Taiwan, China, and other countries. He is also a core member of the "Homey Study Group," an environmental research group that advocates and practices the "creation of homes that create happiness," which was formed by aspiring construction companies, lumber dealers, designers, and others throughout Japan.
As a "kamidana meister," he is engaged in activities to promote the importance and significance of kamidanas, which are no longer seen in every home, through the sale of kamidanas, and he delivers materials for shrines and temples, sells kamidana sets, and gives advice at morning assemblies at various companies on how to enshrine kamidanas.