Jinja sankei
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Jinja sanpai — Visiting a shrine (also kami mode, jinja sankei) … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
Cultura de Japón — Jardín japonés de Byōdō in, en Uji, Kioto, completado en 1053, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad … Wikipedia Español
Trois vues les plus célèbres du Japon — Carte des Nihon sankei : 1. Matsushima 2. Amanohashidate 3. Miyajima Les trois vues les plus célèbres du Japon (日本三景, Nihon sankei … Wikipédia en Français
Washinomiya Shrine — Nihongo|Washinomiya Shrine|鷲宮神社|washinomiya jinja is one of the oldest Shintō shrines in the Kantō region, located in Washimiya, Saitama, Japan.HistoryAccording to legend, the shrine was founded by the deity Amenohohi before 660 BC. Historically … Wikipedia
Hikawa-Schrein — Turmtor (rōmon) des Schreins … Deutsch Wikipedia
List of Japanese institutions (1930–1945) — This list of major Japanese institutions covers government and some private institutions and businesses, for the period 1930 to August 1945). Japanese Central Government Imperial affairs*Imperial Household Ministry **Privy Council (Japan) **Lord… … Wikipedia
Kami-mode — Visiting a shrine. Also jinja sanpai/sankei. Cf. hatsu mode … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
