Bibliography
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Preservation and Utilization Council of the Sacred Island of Okinoshima and Associated Sites in the Munakata Region |
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The Global Significance of the Historical Transition of Rituals and Beliefs in Munakata |
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The 2nd International Review Meeting on The 2nd Special Research Project for the World Heritage Site “Sacred Island of Okinoshima and Associated Sites in the Munakata Region” |
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Preservation and Utilization Council of the Sacred Island of Okinoshima and Associated Sites in the Munakata Region |
| Publisher |
Preservation and Utilization Council of the Sacred Island of Okinoshima and Associated Sites in the Munakata Region |
| Year of publication |
2026 |
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Resarch Reporet |
| Language |
Japanese |
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Sasou Mamoru, Conceptual Framework_Kami (Deities) and Saishi (Rituals) in the Japanese Archipelago: Interpreting Through Environment and Cognition/Mizoguchi Koji, State Formation and Religion: An Auxiliary Framework for Discussion/Mike Parker Pearson,Society, ritual and religion in Britain from the Neolithic to the Roman Iron Age/Fabio Rambelli, Changes in Religious Practices and Ideas and in Academic Understanding of the Sacred: Theories and Methods/Kikuchi Hiroki, Considering Munakataʼs Rituals and Beliefs from the Perspective of Mountain Religion and Buddhist History/Suzuki Masataka, Considering Munakataʼs Rituals and Beliefs from the Perspectives of Mountain Worship and Folklore/Tanaka Fumio, The International and Exchange Environment Surrounding Northern Kyushu inAncient and Medieval Times Seeking to Understand the International Environment of the Munakata and Okinoshima Region/Woo Jae Pyoung,Interactions between the Royal Authorities and Regional Powers of Wa and Baekje during the 5th and 6th Centuries/Takata Kanta, Okinoshima Ritual Practices as Viewed from the History of Japan-Korea Relations during the Kofun Period/Wang Haiyan, Interregional Exchange and Maritime Beliefs in Ancient China/Otaka Hirokazu, The Three Goddesses of Munakata/Akimichi Tomoya, Gender in Maritime Rituals― Emergent Funadama Goddess in Okinoshima Belief ― |
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