随着日本社会的发展和儒、佛、道教的传入影响,日本人的原始信仰逐渐演化出没有经卷的宗教——神道。而随着神道的信仰又诞生了神道的祭祀场所——神社,从而形成了日本的神社神道。在近代,神道伴随着日本军国主义思想而被明治政府上升为超越其他一切宗教的国家神道。在国家神道体制下,神道是日本政府进行圣战的意识形态武器,神社是其扩大国家神道宣传,进行意识形态侵略的实体工具,从而在占领地内广泛建立。然而,天皇不败毕竟是个神话,随着日本军国主义的失败,国家神道也开始了新时期的转变和发展。 With the development of Japanese society and the affection of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, the primitive beliefs of Japanese people gradually evolved religious no-religious - Shinto. And with the Shinto faith was born Shinto worship place - Shinto, which formed the Shinto shrine in Japan. In modern times, Shinto was promoted by the Meiji government as a national shinto that surpassed all other religions with the thought of Japanese militarism. Under the national Shinto system, Shinto is an ideological weapon used by the Japanese government to carry out Jihad. Shrine is a substantive tool for expanding national Shinto propaganda and conducting ideological aggression and has thus been widely established in the occupied territories. However, the unbeaten Emperor is, after all, a myth. With the failure of Japanese militarism, the national Shinto also started the transformation and development in the new period.