I thought I would post a resource or two for anyone who is interested in Shinto, or would like some materials to study further. It is my hope that A)this will not be treated as a definitive list, and B)that others will eventually add resources that have been useful to them.

Shrines in America:

• Tsubaki Grand Shrine
• Hawaii Kotohira Jinsha

The Ya-O-Yorozu no Kami

• Index of kami
  
• Wikipedia list of kami

Shinto Sacred Texts:

• The Kojiki, Nihongi, Yengishiki and Kogoshui (and some selected tales from myth cycles)  *caution: several of these are the Basil Hall Chamberlain translations that rely heavily on Latin and display a pretty heavy bias

Some Stories and Legends:

• Japanese Folktales
• The Yei Theodora Ozaki collection

My Favorite and Most Utilized Shinto Resource (aka the Ultimate Shinto Syncretist Guide):

• Way of the Gods

Other General Information:

• Virtual Illusions Shinto Index
• Shinto terminology
• Festivals, ceremonies and shrine rites
• Shinto festivals
  

Some Shinto Traditions:

• Essay on Mikkyo
• Shugendo
• Miko (often translated as a shrine maiden, but a mysticism tradition also)
• Kaigen (a syncretic tradition utilizing Buddhist mysticism) *note: this article contains information on the use of kaigen elements as part of Ontake Shinko; this article is in reference to reiki)

Some Worthwhile Books:

• Shinto Norito
• Kojiki
• Shinto: The Kami Way
• Shinto: Origins, Rituals, Festivals, Spirits, Sacred Places

I hope this list was of benefit, and I hope to see it grow in the future. Please let me know if a link is broken or incorrect.

 

 

This site also has a lot of information.

eos.kokugakuin.ac.jp/modules/xwords/

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