神道教

Shintoism is the indigenous religion of Japan, involving the worship of kami, or spirits.
神道教是日本本土宗教，涉及对神或精灵的崇拜。
Many Shinto shrines are located throughout Japan, often in natural settings such as forests or near waterfalls.
许多神道教神社遍布日本各地，通常位于自然环境中，如森林或瀑布附近。
The practice of purification through ritual washing is an important aspect of Shintoism.
通过仪式洗涤进行净化的做法是神道教的一个重要方面。
Shintoism does not have a single sacred text, but rather a collection of myths and legends passed down through oral tradition.
神道教没有单一的圣典，而是通过口头传统流传下来的一系列神话和传说的集合。
The Emperor of Japan is considered to be a descendant of the sun goddess Amaterasu in Shinto belief.
日本天皇被认为是神道教信仰中太阳女神天照大神的后裔。
The concept of yin and yang is not a part of Shintoism, which instead emphasizes the importance of purity and cleanliness.
阴阳的概念不是神道教的一部分，它强调纯洁和清洁的重要性。
Shintoism has no specific dietary restrictions, although some practitioners may choose to avoid certain foods for religious reasons.
神道教没有特定的饮食禁忌，尽管一些修行者可能出于宗教原因选择避免某些食物。
The practice of Shintoism includes visiting shrines, offering prayers and offerings, and participating in festivals and rituals.
神道教的实践包括参观神社、祈祷和供奉、参加节日和仪式。
Shintoism is often syncretized with other religions in Japan, including Buddhism and Christianity.
神道教在日本经常与其他宗教融合，包括佛教和基督教。
The concept of kami in Shintoism can be seen as similar to the idea of ancestors or deities in other religions.
神道教中的神的概念可以被视为与其他宗教中祖先或神灵的概念相似。