Religion in Japanese Daily Life

Discover the intricate role of religion in the everyday lives of ordinary Japanese people in "Religion in Japanese Daily Life" by David C. Lewis. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2019, this insightful paperback spans 356 pages, delving deep into the motivations and attitudes that drive religious engagement in Japan. Lewis offers a comprehensive analysis of various practices, including fortune-telling, visits to shrines and temples, and traditional ancestral rites. By examining these activities, the book sheds light on how religion shapes cultural identity and influences daily routines. Perfect for anyone interested in Japanese culture or the sociology of religion, this engaging read invites you to explore the spiritual fabric woven through the lives of everyday individuals in Japan.