Free online English translation of The Great Purificatin Norito Prayer based on the modern langauage interpretation kindly provided by Tsutaya OHTA of Uneno Hachiman Shrine. Tsutaya OHTA reading the Norito at Youtube

2022年11月27日 · xxxviii, 95 p. ; 22 cm Translation of: Engishiki norito "Originally published by the Institute for Japanese Culture and Classics, Kokugakuin University, Tokyo, 1959"--T.p. verso Includes bibliographical references

Norito (祝詞) are liturgical texts or ritual incantations in Shinto, usually addressed to a given kami. [1][2][3] The first written documentation of norito dates to 712 CE in the Kojiki and 720 CE in the Nihongi. [3]

This volume presents the only English translation of the prayers of Japan's indigenous religious tradition, Shinto. These prayers, norito, are works of religious literature that are basic to our …

2008年6月13日 · Norito (Shinto prayers) being intoned as part of a shamanistic performance called Omoto Kagura, a kind of ritual drama, that takes place every year in a small village in Shimane prefecture,...

1990年12月21日 · This volume presents the only English translation of the prayers of Japan's indigenous religious tradition, Shinto. These prayers, norito, are works of religious literature that are basic to our...

1990年12月21日 · This volume presents the only English translation of the prayers of Japan’s indigenous religious tradition, Shinto. These prayers, norito, are works of religious literature that are basic to our understanding of Japanese religious history.

2011年7月16日 · This is a reprint of a 1959 edition and remains the only widely available translation of the Shinto-style norito (prayers). The prayers derive from a variety of ancient sources and provide insight into the relationship of humans to kami.

This volume presents the only English translation of the prayers of Japan's indigenous religious tradition, Shinto. These prayers, norito, are works of religious literature that are basic to our understanding of Japanese religious history.

This volume presents the only English translation of the prayers of Japan's indigenous religious tradition, Shinto. These prayers, norito, are works of religious literature that are basic to our understanding of Japanese religious history.