Green Shinto is delighted to carry this interview with a Pagan-Shinto believer, Matt Jones, who is a fantasy artist and a follower of Inari. It illustrates the attractions of Inari worship for Western Pagan followers.
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This is the second part of a personal account by Quin Arbeitman, an American based in Fukuoka, of how he came to be a Shinto believer. (For Part One, please click here.)
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Shinto Awakenings 2: Geronimo!
The whole … Read the rest
I have to say that the 38th soybean turned a little bit poignant. As I chewed, I reflected on the fact that it marked the year in which I began to practice Shinto. In fact, by a certain way of … Read the rest
The Kyoto Shinbun recently carried a half-page profile of Shinto scholar, John Breen (click here for his Wikipedia page).
The newspaper notes that he has a high reputation for scholarship and investigates matters that Japanese scholars are hesitant to research. … Read the rest
Bilingual Australian, Kara Yamaguchi, who does tours of Japan’s power spots, has updated her blog and has some stimulating new information as well as stunning photos… Check it out:
http://sacredgatewaysofjapan.blogspot.jp/
Below is an extract from an interview on her … Read the rest
Interesting last sentence to the news article below about the openly gay US consul in Osaka… (Extract from the Japan Times article ‘Gay consul general finds partner, place in government’)
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In summer 2002, when he was working at … Read the rest
Invitations are extended by the Shinto Foundation Europe, based in Amsterdam, to anyone interested in attending three events held this autumn and winter. The Foundation features Paul de Leeuw, the first ever non-Japanese Shinto priest in Europe and probably … Read the rest
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