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    person’s physical body has passed away. Shinji‚ his mother‚ and younger brother make a journey up 200 steps to the shrine “Yashiro” this shrine is used to explain the significance that culture has towards the natives of the island on a deeper level. Once the journey to the shrine is complete Shinji and his family partakes in a traditional ceremony where they give offerings to the shrine and mourn the death of Shinji’s father that was killed in WW2. However not all that takes place on the island is

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    Shinto Religion

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    complication of environmental conservation include shrines in groves‚ the relation between nature‚ kami‚ and human beings‚ and the idea of purification is a principal feature of all ritual activity in Shinto. The Shinto shrines are the prime locations for people to perform their worship. Some public Shrines contain great characteristics on the buildings. Other smaller shrines were structured in traditional planning (Fisher‚ 2014). When people arrives to Shrines‚ there is a public area for people to conduct

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    The Critical Method: The Torri Gate (Itsukushima Shrine) Description Through history‚ it is known that Japanese design contains many elements that are sacred to Japanese culture. Design within the Japanese culture is very much dependent upon religion – Buddhism‚ Confucianism‚ and Shinto. Each religion is known for worshiping different icons which leads to the varying design determinants. Found in Japan is an architectural feature called the Torri Gate. This gate has been known to contain Japanese

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    BODY RITUAL AMONG THE NACIREMA Horace Miner From Horace Miner‚ "Body Ritual among the Nacirema." Reproduced by permission of the American Anthropological Association from The American Anthropologist‚ vol. 58 (1956)‚ pp. 503-507. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Most cultures exhibit a particular configuration or style. A single value or pat- tern of perceiving the world often leaves its stamp on several institutions in the society. Examples are

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    Tanah Lot in Report Text

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    Beraban‚ Tabanan Regency. Tanah Lot as famous as Bedugul. There are two shrines above a big stone. One of them is in above the big stone and the other one located in precipice of the stone similiar with Uluwatu shrine. Tanah Lot’s shrine is a part of Dang Kahyangan shrine. There are a place of sacrifice some Gods who keep the sea. In the north of Tanah Lot‚ there is a mountain side. This mountain side is correlating the shrine and land. The form of this mountain side is curve as a bridge. Tanah

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    Thomas Becket's Influence

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    Thomas Becket was born to a great London merchant around 1120. He got enough education and was later to become the Theobald’s agent‚ an archbishop of Canterbury who later gave him missions work to Rome‚ Italy. He studied trivium and quadrivium at the Merton Priory‚ grammar school and the St. Paul’s cathedral schools. Primacy Becket was highly talented and was recommended by Henry II by making him the 12th century Chancellor with the two becoming great friends. Becket later become the archbishop

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    The Japanese New Year

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    workplace in Japan is a bit strict. For example‚ Japanese language has various expression for each word. One is called a polite word and another is called a modest word. People use these words in formal situation such as in a workplace. Picture Hanazono shrine. Omisoka Omisoka is the day of New Year’s Eve. Since the New Year is the biggest event in Japan‚ people celebrate the Eve as well. People work so hard to prepare the New Year around one or two weeks such as cleaning (like spring cleaning in here)

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    M.J. (1941) The Myth of the Negro Past. Boston‚ MA: Beacon Press. Hoon‚ Yi Chiun Madam Hong. (11th February‚ 2005). Personal communication. Madam Tan Siew Yah. (2nd February‚ 2005). Personal communication. Majupuria‚ Trilok Chandra. (1993) Erawan Shrine and Brahma Worship in Thailand. Bangkok: Craftsman Press. Marlane Guelden. (1995) Thailand: Into the Spirit World. Thailand: Asia Books Co. Ltd. Mr. Jacky Ho. (15th February‚ 2005). Personal communication. Mr. Lee Kai Fat. (26th February‚ 2005). Personal

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    rituals practiced by the Nacirema‚ an important one involves the “shrine” for it is almost impossible to find a household without one‚ and the richer the family‚ the more shrines they have. The rituals associated with the shrine are kept private. Each person worships in front of the “charm box” located in the shrine‚ which holds immeasurable amounts of magical drinks and therapies whose works are only known to the medicine men. The “shrine” is referring to the bathroom in each American household‚ and

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    Japan has a religious tradition with the central being the canon Japanese religion Shinto and the greatly flourished imported religion Buddhism. These two main religions are further influenced be ideas and values from Confucianism. This incorporation between multiple concepts allows Japanese people to be more acceptances toward the approach of multiple religious beliefs. Japanese in general‚ see many religious principles as traditional ways‚ and participate in religious events and practices as

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