【摘要】：日本同中國一樣存在窮神信仰。窮神,日語稱"貧乏神",相傳被窮神附體的人會窮困潦倒,因而窮神在民間十分不受歡迎,甚至遭到驅(qū)逐。日本的窮神傳說廣泛地分布于全國各地,很多地方至今仍保留著送窮的習(xí)俗和祭祀窮神的神社。近年來,伴隨著坐落在長野縣飯?zhí)锸械?窮神神社"總社和一系列分社的建立和發(fā)展,日本的窮神信仰被賦予了新的意義,更加具有現(xiàn)代色彩。
[Abstract]:Japan, like China, has a belief in the poor gods. The poor god, called "the poor god" in Japanese, is said to be poor and destitute, so the poor god is very unpopular among the people and even expelled. The legend of the poor gods in Japan is widely distributed throughout the country, and many places still retain the custom of sending poor gods and shrines offering sacrifices to poor gods. In recent years, with the establishment and development of the "Poor God Shrine" and a series of branches located in the city of Akita, Nagano Prefecture, the belief of the poor gods in Japan has been given new significance and has more modern color.
【作者單位】： 東南大學(xué)外國語學(xué)院日語系;
【基金】：國家社會科學(xué)基金青年項目“互聯(lián)網(wǎng)時代日本新興宗教的傳播及應(yīng)對研究”(項目編號:16CZJ026)的階段性成果
【分類號】：K893.13
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