【Religion in Japan Part2】Why Japanese people say “I’m not religious”? History of religion in Japan

This video is a continuation of the last video↓↓
【Religion in Japan Part1】Why Japanese people say “I’m not religious”?

I often see and hear the question “Why Japanese people say “I’m not religious”? from people from abroad, but I’ve never investigated it. I feel there is no custom to think about religion in Japan. This was a really good opportunity to face our religion. I hope you guys enjoy this video!

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Thank you for the videos! I’m interested in Shinto, but as a Westerner the Japanese concept of practicing a religion without being religious is new to me. If I may ask, if you pray to the Kami, do you feel they are listening, or is it just a customary act?