 Symposium
Shinto Booklet
Seminar Book
Essay Comp.
Ashikabi series
ISF recommended
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ISF recommended  |
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DVD
& CD
『Kamigami - Nature and Life,
Japan, Land of Forest』 |
2
DVDs(93mins), 1 CD and a handbook in English.
Region All / NTSC
Language: Japanese / English subtitled.
Click here to read introduction.
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| $100.00 (includes
shipment) |
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Handy Bilingual
Reference for Kami and Jinja
(English/Japanese) |
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『HANDY BILINGUAL
REFERENCE FOR
KAMI AND JINJA』
( English / Japanese )
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A member of a Shinto Culture
study group make this useful glossary to
introduce English speakers into Japanese culture,
deities and shrines.
The book is an easy to carry size. 202pages. |
$10.00
(includes shipment) |
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| Mortality (English
only) |
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Volume9 Number1 February 2004
『Mortality』
Promoting the interdisciplinary study of death
and dying.
Special Issue : Death in Japan.
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Guest Editor : John Breen.
95 pages.
Authors : John Breen, Kato Shinzo,
Yamada Shinya, Elizabeth Kenney, Mark R. Mullins. |
$20.00
(includes shipment) |
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| The
World of Shinto (English) |
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The
World of Shinto |
by Minoru Sonoda
With the motive of making Shinto easily understood.
Also available in Japanese version.
» click here.
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| $5.00 |
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| Shinto in History (English Only) |
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A Must Book for students and researchers
on Shinto |
| Shinto in History: Ways of the Kami |
Edited
by John Breen and Mark Teeuwen.
Richmond, Surrey, UK: Curzon Press, 2000. 368 pages.
ISBN 0-7007-1770-8 (Hardback £45.00);
ISBN 0-7007-1172-4 (Paperback £ 25.00).
Special prices offered to ISF members in
Japan who order this book at ISF Tokyo Headquarters
as follows:
Hardback book ¥5,500 and paperback book
¥3,000 both including postage.
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| The Way of Japanese Gods
(Russian Only) |
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A Must Book for students and researchers
on Shinto |
SHINTO: The Way of Japanese Gods
(in Russian language). |
Ed. Liudmila M. Ermakova,
George E. Komarovsky,
Alexander N. Mesheryakov.
Vol. I. The History of Shinto. 704 pages.
Vol. II. Shinto's Texts. 496 pages.
Published by Hyperion in Sankt-Peterburg,
Russia. |
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| **This publication does not have a reserve
in ISF secretariat. Please ask to a
secretariat those who want to ask by the
telephone and facsimile, or E-mail. |
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