Exploring Japanese Shrine to understand Hinduism in Japan | Beautiful places to visit in Japan

Описание: We all need to explore Japanese Shrines vs Indian temples style as many things are similar between India and Japan with respect to temple architecture and japanese culture. Japan Tourism promotes Japanese temple shinto shrines and buddhist monastries. Japanese Shrine are most beautiful places to visit in Japan. Especially when you consider top things to do in Tokyo on your Tokyo Japan trip, you must consider visiting sensoji temple at asakusa or meiji shrine visit. Japan travel videos and Japan travel vlogs or Japan travel blog consider to boost tourism at Japanese shrines. The Japanese shrine in this video is Mishima Taisha shrine.
Mishima Taisha shrine is in Mishima, Shizuoka prefecture in Japan. It is situated at foothills of Mount Fuji/Mt. Fuji/Fuji san

In the simplest terms, to understand Japan temple vs shrine, Japanese temples are Buddhist, while Japanese shrines are Shinto. Japanese Temples have a large incense burner and many Buddhist statues while Japanese shrines have a large, often vermilion red, torii, or sacred gate, standing in front of them.

Buddhism was originally brought from India to China, then brought and spread throughout Japan during the Heian era.On the other hand, Shintoism originated in ancient Japan. The idea of Shintoism is that there are thousands of different kinds of Gods in this world, such as mountains, rivers, stones, and trees. Hinduism in japan can be seen well as there are many similarities.
Hinduism has a deep influence in many South East Asian Countries and Japan as well. Bodhisena from Madurai introduced Buddhism and along with it, an influence of Hinduism in Japan, which still exists today.

Watch the video to understand the key differences or similarities of Japanese shrines when compared to Indian temples(hinduism in japan) . This video is part of Travel vlogs by Food Travel Company

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