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Subject | Natural Science

  • Learning

Shinto and Sustainability

  • Shinto
  • Mythology
  • Rice
  • Trees, Hemp
  • Sustainability

The lecture will provide a brief overview of Shinto mythology and elucidate the Shinto perspective on the world, nature, and human beings as inferred from it. Subsequently, it will delve into the　interconnectedness between rice, trees, hemp, and Shinto mythology, highlighting their pivotal role in preserving the natural environment. The lecture will also explore the historical production of these elements and address the contemporary challenges they face. Through this exploration, students will be prompted to contemplate the role of Shinto in promoting sustainability.

  • Target
    Bachelor, Master, Doctor, General
  • Language
    English
  • Caption
    English
  • Lecture time
    45-60min.
  • Start month
    Anytime
  • Length
    Short
  • Delivery method
    Ondemand
©Kogakkan University.  Last Update 2024-04-04
  • Content
    学習内容
  • Staff
    スタッフ
  • Competency
    コンピテンシー
  • Related Contents
    関連コンテンツ

Content／学習内容

Staff／スタッフ

    • Teacher
    Nitta Hitoshi
    Professor at the Kogakkan University

Competency／コンピテンシー

Learning Goal

  • The students will be able to explain the main points of Shinto mythology
  • The students will be able to explain the characteristics of the Shinto view of the world, nature, and human beings
  • The students will be able to consider the role of Shinto in sustainability

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