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Japanese Buddhism
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Kamakura-period statue of Thousand-armed Kannon at Sanjūsangen-dō in Kyoto, Japan.
History and origins Nihon Shoki (early Buddhist records) Introduction of Buddhism to Japan Shōtoku and early Buddhism Shinbutsu-shūgō (Shinto–Buddhist syncretism) Shinbutsu bunri (separation of Buddhism and Shinto) Haibutsu kishaku (anti-Buddhist movement)
Philosophy and schools Jōjitsu (Satyasiddhi) Hosso (Yogācāra) Sanron (Three Treatises) Kegon (Huayan) Ritsu (Vinaya) Kusha (Abhidharma) Tendai Shingon Shingon Risshu Jōdo-shū (Pure Land) Jōdo Shinshū (True Pure Land) Yuzu Nembutsu Ji-shu Rinzai Zen Sōtō Zen Ōbaku Zen Nichiren Fuke-shū Shugendō (mountain asceticism)
Practices and rituals Zazen (Zen meditation) Nenbutsu (Pure Land chanting) Daimoku (Nichiren chanting) Sōhei (warrior monks) Komusō (wandering monks) Ikkō-ikki (Buddhist uprisings) Obon (ancestral festival) Death poem (jisei) Danka system (temple patronage) Kaihōgyō Butsudan Gongyō Buddhist music Dharma names
Important figures Prince Shōtoku Tori Busshi Rōben Saichō Kūkai Hōnen Shinran Dōgen Eisai Nichiren En no Gyōja Ingen Hakuin Ekaku Sen no Rikyū Rennyo Takuan Sōhō D. T. Suzuki Suzuki Shunryū
Sacred spaces and arts Major temples Architecture Deities and statues Zen gardens Butsudan (home altars) Kaichō (sacred image viewing) Kanjin (temple fundraising) Butsuzōzui Shōmyō Kokū
Cultural influence Buddhist art in Japan Gongen Senjafuda Gozan bungaku Hongaku Honji suijaku
Modern influence Zen in the United States Inoue Enryō Nishida Kitarō Shaku Sōen Murakami Senshō
Related transmissions Buddhism in India Buddhism in China Buddhism in Korea Buddhism in Vietnam Buddhism in Sri Lanka Buddhism in Thailand Buddhism in Myanmar Buddhism in Cambodia Buddhism in Laos Buddhism in Indonesia Buddhism in the Philippines Buddhism in Malaysia Buddhism in Tibet Buddhism in Mongolia Buddhism in Nepal Buddhism in Bhutan
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