Meaning "the way of the gods," Shinto is the indigenous religion of Japan. What does it believe is connected to the gods?

The Shinto religion is a polytheistic religion that believes the gods and spirits – known as the "kami" – inhabit all natural things, from plants to animals. These kami are worshipped in shrines and temples, both public and private, and though not espousing moral codes, the religion emphasizes purity with bathing and washing rituals.

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