Question

religion in japan
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the native japanese religion of japan is called
. it shares beliefs with chinese philosophies, including
. it is often practiced alongside the religion of
.

Explanation:

1. The native Japanese religion is Shinto. Shinto is the indigenous faith of Japan, focusing on kami (spirits) and nature worship.
2. Shinto shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies like Confucianism (which emphasizes social harmony, respect for elders, and moral values) or Taoism (though more closely with Confucianism in terms of social ethics that influenced Japanese society). However, the most common Chinese philosophy it shares aspects with in terms of social order and ethics is Confucianism.
3. Shinto is often practiced alongside Buddhism in Japan. Buddhism was introduced to Japan and over time, the two religions co - existed, with many Japanese practicing both.

Answer:

The native Japanese religion of Japan is called Shinto. It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including Confucianism. It is often practiced alongside the religion of Buddhism.