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Shinto Documents
2 sections·4 books
The Ainu are Japans' largest ethnic minority. They are known for Shamanistic beliefs and practises which are considered part of the Siberian tradition. Shamanism is probably one of the sources of Shinto, the indigenous religion of the ethnic Japanese.
- Aino Folk-Tales Aino Folk-TalesThis is a collection of Ainu folktales, by the translator of the Kojiki.
- Specimens of Ainu Folk-lore Specimens of Ainu Folk-loreAnother collection of Ainu folktales , by a Christian missionary who lived among them for many years; these translations are considered primary source material to this day.
- Yukara, epos of the Ainus
- Kutune Shirka, The Ainu Epic
NOTE: The preceeding two texts have unknown copyright status.
Shinto Documents
2 sections·4 books
The Ainu are Japans' largest ethnic minority. They are known for Shamanistic beliefs and practises which are considered part of the Siberian tradition. Shamanism is probably one of the sources of Shinto, the indigenous religion of the ethnic Japanese.
- Aino Folk-Tales Aino Folk-TalesThis is a collection of Ainu folktales, by the translator of the Kojiki.
- Specimens of Ainu Folk-lore Specimens of Ainu Folk-loreAnother collection of Ainu folktales , by a Christian missionary who lived among them for many years; these translations are considered primary source material to this day.
- Yukara, epos of the Ainus
- Kutune Shirka, The Ainu Epic
NOTE: The preceeding two texts have unknown copyright status.
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Shinto Documents
2 sections·4 books
The Ainu are Japans' largest ethnic minority. They are known for Shamanistic beliefs and practises which are considered part of the Siberian tradition. Shamanism is probably one of the sources of Shinto, the indigenous religion of the ethnic Japanese.
- Aino Folk-Tales Aino Folk-TalesThis is a collection of Ainu folktales, by the translator of the Kojiki.
- Specimens of Ainu Folk-lore Specimens of Ainu Folk-loreAnother collection of Ainu folktales , by a Christian missionary who lived among them for many years; these translations are considered primary source material to this day.
- Yukara, epos of the Ainus
- Kutune Shirka, The Ainu Epic
NOTE: The preceeding two texts have unknown copyright status.