Ethnoreligion - Shinbutso-shugo is a part of Shinbutsu-Shugo and the larger Ethnoreligion religion. Shinbutsu-shugo (???? syncretism of kami and buddhas) is the local expression given to a unique Japanese Folk Religion that mixes elements of Shinto and Buddhism. Though Shinto and Buddhism were formally separated by the 'shinbutsu bunri' policy enacted in 1868, temples and shrines that do not separate them are common and most Japanese people practice a mix of Shinto and Buddhism without seeing any contradiction.
People Groups adhering to Ethnoreligion - Shinbutso-shugo
Ethnoreligion - Shinbutso-shugo Fast Facts:
Types
Stats
Total People Groups:
35
Total Population:
126,777,950
Unengaged and Unreached:
People Groups:
15
Population:
470,050
Engaged yet Unreached:
People Groups:
15
Population:
126,097,600
No Longer Unreached:
People Groups:
5
Population:
210,300
People Groups who follow Ethnoreligion - Shinbutso-shugo
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