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'''Shrine Shintoists''' are a major category of [[Japan]]ese [[Shintoism|Shintoists]]. Their houses of worship are [[Shinto shrine]]s. Most shrines are members of the [[Association of Shinto Shrines]]. Another major Shinto group is [[Sectarian Shinto]], which is far younger than Shrine Shinto. Until 1945, [[State Shinto]] belonged to Shrine Shinto.<ref>http://www.uri.org/Shintoism_Portrait.html</ref> Some Shrine Shintoists also are [[Buddhism|Buddhists]]. |
'''Shrine Shintoists''' are a major category of [[Japan]]ese [[Shintoism|Shintoists]]. Their houses of worship are [[Shinto shrine]]s. Most shrines are members of the [[Association of Shinto Shrines]].<ref>http://mb-soft.com/believe/txo/shintois.htm</ref> Another major Shinto group is [[Sectarian Shinto]], which is far younger than Shrine Shinto.<ref>http://mb-soft.com/believe/txo/shintois.htm</ref> Until 1945, [[State Shinto]] belonged to Shrine Shinto.<ref>http://www.uri.org/Shintoism_Portrait.html</ref> Some Shrine Shintoists also are [[Buddhism|Buddhists]]. |
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Shrine Shintoists are a major category of Japanese Shintoists. Their houses of worship are Shinto shrines. Most shrines are members of the Association of Shinto Shrines.[1] Another major Shinto group is Sectarian Shinto, which is far younger than Shrine Shinto.[2] Until 1945, State Shinto belonged to Shrine Shinto.[3] Some Shrine Shintoists also are Buddhists.