Book (Practical) Religion Susa-no-O and Okuninushi / Toji Kamata

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Religion
[Introduction to the Contents]
The story and sorrow of the gods found in Kiki (Kojiki and Nihonshoki) and mythology are conveyed in a rich way through poetry and science. The story and sorrow of Susa-no-O and Okuninushi's "Kuniyuzuri" (The Inheritance of the Land). This book is written by a great scholar of religious studies who takes over the songs of the gods who are torn apart and groaning in the current crisis of despair and looks into the future of the theory of bereavement care.
Author's brief history
Born in Tokushima Prefecture in 1951. Religious studies and philosophy. After serving as Assistant Professor of Musashioka Junior College, Professor of Kyoto University of Art and Design, Professor of Kokoro Future Research Center of Kyoto University, Specially Appointed Professor of Sophia University Graduate School of Practical and Religious Studies and Institute of Care, Emeritus Professor of Kyoto University, Honorary President of Tokyo Jiyu University, Visiting Professor of Tenri University, Shakubue (Yokobue), Horaigai player, Shintoism songwriter, Freelance Shinto Priest (working together with various schools of syncretism of Shinto and Buddhism).
Author : field work of 『 Shinkai -- Creation of Reology and Folklore 』 (Seiyu-sha, first edition published by Sorin-sha), 『 Doron -- Spirit of children and old people 』 (Shinyo-sha), 『 sha), Religion and Spirituality 』 (Kadokawa Sensho), History of the spirit of 『 and Buddha -- Introduction of the theory of syncretism of gods and gods 』 (Shunju-sha), a literary journal of 『 Spirituality 』 (Sakusha), History of Gods and Buddha - スピリチュリティ 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』