Hello! I would like to thank you for these training videos and the translation for them. I practice Shinto, even though I am a foreigner. This is a long and very personal story of my journey to Shinto and Kami, but in Shinto I found what I had been looking for for so long. I even learned to read and write in Japanese in order to be able to recite furigana in prayers, and learned Japanese to a basic level :) I am from Russia, almost no one here knows about Shinto, and accordingly, there are very few books and information about Shinto, so I have a lot of questions. And today I saw a video from your channel in the recommendations, it’s just a gift for me. Although you have few videos translated into English, you write subtitles for the rest of the videos in Japanese and I can easily translate and understand what is written through Google Translator using a camera. Thank you for your work😘
Thank you for watching the video. I would like to continue to spread the word about shrines and Japanese culture to people all over the world. If you ever come to Japan, please be sure to visit Kamidana no sato.
Hello! I would like to thank you for these training videos and the translation for them. I practice Shinto, even though I am a foreigner. This is a long and very personal story of my journey to Shinto and Kami, but in Shinto I found what I had been looking for for so long. I even learned to read and write in Japanese in order to be able to recite furigana in prayers, and learned Japanese to a basic level :) I am from Russia, almost no one here knows about Shinto, and accordingly, there are very few books and information about Shinto, so I have a lot of questions. And today I saw a video from your channel in the recommendations, it’s just a gift for me. Although you have few videos translated into English, you write subtitles for the rest of the videos in Japanese and I can easily translate and understand what is written through Google Translator using a camera. Thank you for your work😘
Thank you for watching the video. I would like to continue to spread the word about shrines and Japanese culture to people all over the world. If you ever come to Japan, please be sure to visit Kamidana no sato.