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The 10 pages that link to Shinbutsu-shūgō, each with the reason it gives.

• ShintoRelated: For centuries, Buddhist institutions and kami cults developed in close association.

• KamiRelated: This tradition connected kami with Buddhist figures and institutions.

• Shinto shrineRelated: For centuries, shrine spaces and institutions developed in close relationship with Buddhist ones.

• AmaterasuRelated: Buddhist interpretations recast Amaterasu within a religious landscape beyond early Shinto myth.

• Great Buddha of NaraRelated: The temple’s sacred landscape later developed within Japan’s intertwined Buddhist and kami traditions.

• ToriiRelated: This tradition helps explain why torii can appear at Buddhist temples as well as shrines.

• Fushimi Inari-taishaRelated: The shrine's history reflects centuries of interaction between Shinto and Buddhist institutions.

• NoritoCompared with: Its shared ritual landscape differs from modern distinctions separating Shinto prayer from Buddhist liturgy.

• Shinbutsu bunriCompared with: The policy sought to undo the institutional entanglement this tradition had fostered.

• Itsukushima ShrineRelated: Buddhist and kami traditions coexisted at Miyajima before their forced separation in the nineteenth century.