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Glosarium Shinto untuk penjelasan istilah-istilah mengenai Shinto Jepang, seni Shinto, dan arsitektur kuil Shinto.

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Miller, A. L. (1984). Ame no miso-ori me" (the heavenly weaving maiden): the cosmic weaver in early shinto myth and ritual. History of Religions, 24(1), 27-48. Retrieved May 14, 2011, from the JSTOR database.

Norbeck, E. (1952). Pollution and taboo in contemporary Japan. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology, 8(3), 269-285. Retrieved May 15, 2011, from the JSTOR database.

Shinto no Iroha (神道のいろは）, Jinjashinpōsha (神社新報社), 2004, ()

Mihashi, Ken (三橋健), Wa ga ya no Shūkyō: Shinto (わが家の宗教：神道), Daihōrinkaku (大法輪閣), 2003 ()