SHINTO NORITO
by Rev. Ann Evans

A book of the basic Norito (Shinto prayers) in Japanese and Romaji (phonetically written in English) with complete translation to English. A must have for any one wishing to practice Shinto in the West.

$20.00

MEANING OF SHINTO
by J.W.T. Mason

O riginally published in 1935, this book conveys rare insight into Shinto's intuitive wisdom and contemporary expression.

$20.00

TALES OF JAPANESE GODS
by Aki Izumoi

Large book of Japanese Shinwa (myths) delightfully illustrated with text in English and simple Japanese. This book will delight children and adults without fail.

$30.00

Stickers:

Kotsunazen (metal) Traffic safety.
$20.00

Kotsunazen sticker
Traffic safety
$10.00

Housaiyoke
Safety sticker.
$10.00

Mottainai is a Japanese term for reduce, reuse, recycle. Also conveying a sense of regret concerning waste when the intrinsic value of an object or resource is not properly appreciated and/or utilized. Mottainai is widely used in everyday life to indicate the waste of any material object, time, energy or other resource.

It is the way of KAMUNAGARA that acknowledges the meaning of universal existence and value...it utilizes everything without waste, studies the meaning behind everything and the will of the Kami....learning the functions and values that prosper naturally in peace and harmony....in Oharahi-no-kotoba it relates to the line: ONOGA HAHA OKASERU TSUMI referring to the actions against Kamunagara.

MOTTAINAI BAGS are 100% cotton (15 1/2 " x 15"x 3 1/2" with long handle [28"] for shoulder bag) and printed in 4 colors

Bags are available at $10.00 each.

Tsubaki Teacup
Tsubaki America Shrine Shimenawa Teacup, the poem says that OKamisama and Human Beings both benefit from relationship.

$10