Religion in Japanese Daily Life

Delve into the fascinating intersection of spirituality and daily life with Religion in Japanese Daily Life by David Lewis, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2017. Spanning 354 pages, this insightful hardback explores the rich tapestry of ordinary Japanese lives, uncovering the motivations and attitudes that drive their engagement in religious practices.

From the allure of fortune-telling to the significance of visiting shrines and temples, Lewis provides a comprehensive analysis of various activities, including ancestral rites, that reflect the nuanced nature of belief in Japan. This work is not just an investigation into religion but a deep dive into the cultural fabric that shapes everyday experiences for the Japanese people. Perfect for those interested in anthropology, religious studies, or Japanese culture, this book offers a compelling and informative perspective that will enrich your understanding of Japan's unique relationship with spirituality.