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The native Japanese religion of Japan is called _Shinto_ (Shinto , Doaism ,Buddhism) . It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including _worship of ancestors_ (Filial piety , worship of ancestors , the mandate of heaven) It is often practiced alongside the religion of _buddhism_ (Doaism , Buddhism , Hinduism)

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The native Japanese religion of Japan is called shinto. It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including worship of ancestors . It is often practiced alongside the religion of Buddhism.

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1. "Shinto": This religion has existed in Japan ever since the Japanese Culture was formed.
2. "Worship of Ancestors": Shinto focuses on rituals that aim to establish a connection between Japan nowadays and ancient Japan. People who practice Shintoism worship spirits known as "kami".
3. "Buddhism": Buddhism is practiced in Japan since the 6th century. It was brought from the Asian continent and coexists peacefully with Shinto in Japan.