Abstract

Shrines, Gods, and Japanese History in One Book!
What is Yaorozu no Kami? Why are there so many shrines with the same name? Why do successful business owners value gods and shrines? In recent years, the number of foreigners visiting Japanese shrines has been increasing year by year, attracting attention from all over the world. Also, Japanese Gods are respected by successful business managers.
This is the first educational book that compiles useful knowledge on how to deal with “Japanese Gods” and “Shrines” and the environment surrounding them, which you should know as a businessperson.

Author’s Information

Author:Myu
Healing Singer / Shimane Prefecture Goodwill Ambassador and Izumo Tourism Ambassador. She has sung at shrines and temples throughout Japan and at sacred sites around the world, including a festival of Buddhist stupas at a World Heritage site in India.
Sang at the “Heisei-no-daisengu” concert at Izumo-taisha Shrine, which is held once every 60 years. She sings at Ise Jingu Shrine, Izumo Taisha Shrine, and other shrines every year, and organizes tours to visit them. Serialized interviews and dialogues with the chief priests of various shrines in “WAGO,” a shrine-related magazine edited by the Honcho (the main shrine agency) and the Jingu Shiryosho (the head Shinto shrine office). He has coordinated and appeared in magazines, TV programs, and events related to shrines. Appeared in the project “Noh and the Kojiki.

Editor:Kazuhiko Nishioka
Professor of Shintoology at Kokugakuin University Graduate School of Letters and School of Shinto Culture. His research fields include the history of Shinto thought and Shinto theology.