At some sacred places in this religion, fortune telling paper slips can be tied around a tree's branch in order for good fortune to come true or bad fortune to be avoided.
At some sacred places in this religion, fortune telling paper slips can be tied around a tree's branch in order for good fortune to come true or bad fortune to be avoided. Sacred sanctuaries found in shrines of this religion are often kept private except on festivals, and are called honden. A shrine of this religion that contains a sacred mirror is torn down and rebuilt every twenty years. Structures painted vermilion and black that consist of two horizontal bars attached to two vertical pillars mark the entrance to shrines in this religion, and are called torii. In this religion, divine beings called kami are venerated. For 10 points, name this native religion of Japan.
At some sacred places in this religion, fortune telling paper slips can be tied around a tree's branch in order for good fortune to come true or bad fortune to be avoided.
Shinto