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Buddha in the Land of the Kami (7th-12th Centuries)

Begins with the creation myth of Japan and explains the origin and scope of the Kami concept; explains the arrival of Buddhism and how Buddhism and the Kami were assimilated; discusses the role of Chinese culture, style, and writing in Japanese culture; and demonstrates how the Japanese garden epitomizes the Japanese view of the relationship between man and nature, space, time, and reality.

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  • "Begins with the creation myth of Japan and explains the origin and scope of the Kami concept; explains the arrival of Buddhism and how Buddhism and the Kami were assimilated; discusses the role of Chinese culture, style, and writing in Japanese culture; and demonstrates how the Japanese garden epitomizes the Japanese view of the relationship between man and nature, space, time, and reality."@en
  • "Begins with the creation myth of Japan and explains the origin and scope of the Kami concept; explains the arrival of Buddhism and how Buddhism and the Kami were assimilated; discusses the role of Chinese culture, style, and writing in Japanese culture; and demonstrates how the Japanese garden epitomizes the Japanese view of the relationship between man and nature, space, time, and reality."
  • "Introduces the creation myth of Japan, the arrival and assimilation of Buddhism and the Japanese view of man, nature, space, time, and reality."
  • "The history of Japan past and present is the story of the kami, the supernatural, not quite godlike spirits who underlie the Japanese-ness of Japan-who created the Japanese islands at the beginning of time and remain today the ones responsible for health and luck, for success in childbirth and business, for the proper functioning of silicon chips and the uniqueness and unity of the Japanese. This program begins with the creation myth of Japan and explains the origin and scope of the kami concept; explains the arrival of Buddhism and how Buddhism and the kami were assimilated; discusses the role of Chinese culture, style, and writing in Japanese culture; and demonstrates how the Japanese garden epitomizes the Japanese view of the relationship between humankind and nature, space, time, and reality."@en
  • "The history of Japan past and present is the story of the kami, the supernatural, not quite godlike spirits who underlie the Japanese-ness of Japan-who created the Japanese islands at the beginning of time and remain today the ones responsible for health and luck, for success in childbirth and business, for the proper functioning of silicon chips and the uniqueness and unity of the Japanese. This program begins with the creation myth of Japan and explains the origin and scope of the kami concept; explains the arrival of Buddhism and how Buddhism and the kami were assimilated; discusses the role of Chinese culture, style, and writing in Japanese culture; and demonstrates how the Japanese garden epitomizes the Japanese view of the relationship between humankind and nature, space, time, and reality. (53 minutes)."@en
  • "Introduces the creation myth of Japan, the origin and scope of the kami concept, the arrival and assimilation of Buddhism, the role of Chinese culture, style and writing and the Japanese garden, which epitomizes the Japanese view of man and nature, space, time and reality."

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  • "Internet videos"@en
  • "Historical television programs"@en
  • "Documentary television programs"@en
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  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Educational television programs"@en

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  • "Buddha in the Land of the Kami (7th-12th Centuries)"@en
  • "Buddha in the land of the Kami (7th-12 centuries)"
  • "Buddha in the land of the Kami 7th-12th centuries"
  • "Buddha in the land of the Kami (7th - 12th centuries)"@en
  • "Buddha in the land of the Kami (7th - 12th centuries)"
  • "Buddha in the land of the Kami (7th-12th centuries)"@en

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