Some of its sacred sites contain a sacred mirror, sword, and jewel, and its ceremonies often involve ringing a bell followed by two hand claps.
This belief system has a ceremony to celebrate three- and five-year-old boys and three- and seven-year-old girls.  This belief system contains a mythology in which a hero is born from a peach and joins forces with a dog, a pheasant, and a monkey to free prisoners and gain treasure. Families are used to preserve traditions, which is the first of this system's Four Affirmations. Some of its sacred sites contain a sacred mirror, sword, and jewel, and its ceremonies often involve ringing a bell followed by two hand claps. Shrines in this system can be entered through vermilion gates called Torii (TOR-ee), and people connect with spirits called kami (KAH-mee). Name this spiritualism often practiced alongside Buddhism in Japan.
This belief system has a ceremony to celebrate three- and five-year-old boys and three- and seven-year-old girls.  
Shintoism