[{"n": "Chōzuya", "u": "/e/shinto/ch-zuya/", "s": "Shinto water ablution pavilion for ritual purification before worship."}, {"n": "Ema (Shinto)", "u": "/e/shinto/ema-shinto/", "s": "Wooden plaques for writing prayers, left at shrines for kami."}, {"n": "Etymology of Shinto", "u": "/e/shinto/etymology-of-shinto/", "s": "The term Shinto derives from Chinese characters meaning 'way of the gods.'"}, {"n": "Fujiko (religion)", "u": "/e/shinto/fujiko-religion/", "s": "Edo-period religious group centered on Mount Fuji worship."}, {"n": "Glossary of Shinto", "u": "/e/shinto/glossary-of-shinto/", "s": "A reference compendium of Shinto terms, deities, and practices."}, {"n": "Hamaya", "u": "/e/shinto/hamaya/", "s": "New Year's arrow talisman for warding off evil."}, {"n": "Harae", "u": "/e/shinto/harae/", "s": "Ritual purification in Shinto, cleansing pollution and sins."}, {"n": "Hatsumōde", "u": "/e/shinto/hatsum-de/", "s": "First shrine or temple visit of the Japanese New Year."}, {"n": "Himorogi", "u": "/e/shinto/himorogi/", "s": "A Shinto sacred space or altar for kami worship."}, {"n": "History of Shinto", "u": "/e/shinto/history-of-shinto/", "s": "Shinto's history spans ancient kami veneration to modern state separation."}, {"n": "Hōnensai", "u": "/e/shinto/h-nensai/", "s": "Annual fertility festival in Aichi Prefecture celebrating harvest and prosperity."}, {"n": "Inbe clan", "u": "/e/shinto/inbe-clan/", "s": "Yamato-period clan responsible for imperial ritual offerings."}, {"n": "Inoue Nobutaka", "u": "/e/shinto/inoue-nobutaka/", "s": "Scholar of modern Shinto and new religious movements in Japan."}, {"n": "Jindai moji", "u": "/e/shinto/jindai-moji/", "s": "Forged ancient Japanese characters from the Age of Gods."}, {"n": "Jingū taima", "u": "/e/shinto/jing-taima/", "s": "A purification wand issued by Ise Grand Shrine."}, {"n": "Jingūkyō", "u": "/e/shinto/jing-ky/", "s": "A Shinto sect originating from Ise Grand Shrine."}, {"n": "Kadomatsu", "u": "/e/shinto/kadomatsu/", "s": "New Year decorations that welcome ancestral spirits and harvest kami."}, {"n": "Kamidana", "u": "/e/shinto/kamidana/", "s": "A household altar for enshrining a Shinto kami."}, {"n": "Kanai Anzen", "u": "/e/shinto/kanai-anzen/", "s": "Omamori for family safety and household peace."}, {"n": "Kanjō", "u": "/e/shinto/kanj/", "s": "A Shinto process of dividing and re-enshrining a kami."}, {"n": "Kannagi (Shinto)", "u": "/e/shinto/kannagi-shinto/", "s": "Gender-neutral shamans who communicate with kami through yorishiro."}, {"n": "Kawa-no-Kami", "u": "/e/shinto/kawa-no-kami/", "s": "River deity and king of the river gods in Japanese mythology."}, {"n": "Kegare", "u": "/e/shinto/kegare/", "s": "Shinto concept of pollution from death and natural events."}, {"n": "Kō (lecture)", "u": "/e/shinto/k-lecture/", "s": "Japanese term for religious associations and their gatherings."}, {"n": "Konjin", "u": "/e/shinto/konjin/", "s": "An itinerant kami of directions, both feared and worshipped."}, {"n": "Kumano Kodō", "u": "/e/shinto/kumano-kod/", "s": "Ancient pilgrimage network to the Three Grand Shrines of Kumano."}, {"n": "Meoto Iwa", "u": "/e/shinto/meoto-iwa/", "s": "Sacred Shinto rock formation symbolizing marital union."}]