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Which religion's rites do most funerals in Japan follow?
Answer: Buddhism
Why: In a house in mourning, even the kamidana Shinto altar is closed and covered with white paper to keep out the impurity of death.
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Which Tokyo shrine lists about 2.5 million of Japan's war dead?
Answer: Yasukuni Shrine
Why: Since 1978 its rolls have also included 14 Class A defendants of the Tokyo war crimes tribunal.
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What did Japan rename its Niiname-sai harvest holiday in 1948?
Answer: Labor Thanksgiving Day
Why: The rite itself lives on in private: the emperor still dedicates the year's harvest to the kami and tastes the new rice.
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How do shrines dispose of old charms that people bring back?
Answer: Burn them
Why: Charms are customarily swapped for new ones once a year, so the previous year's bad luck goes out with the old one.
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How often are Ise Grand Shrine's main halls rebuilt?
Answer: Every 20 years
Why: The 62nd rebuilding was completed in 2013, and the next one is already scheduled for 2033.
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Who owns the land at the top of Mount Fuji?
Answer: Hongū Sengen Taisha
Why: The state only handed the summit back in 2004, after courts accepted an Edo-period grant from the shogunate as proof of ownership.