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Oomoto

Oomoto (大本, Ōmoto; lit. "Great Source" or "Great Origin"), also known as Oomoto-kyo (大本教, Ōmoto-kyō), is a religion founded in the 1890s by Deguchi Nao (1836–1918) and Deguchi Onisaburō (1871–1948). Oomoto is typically categorized as a Shinto-based Japanese new religion. The spiritual leaders of the movement have always been women within the Deguchi…

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Headquarters
Kameoka, Kyoto (administrative) · Ayabe, Kyoto (spiritual)
Classification
Sectarian Shinto sect
Founder
Nao Deguchi and Onisaburo Deguchi
Language
Japanese · Esperanto · English · Portuguese
Official website
www.oomoto.or.jp
Origin
1892 Ayabe, Kyoto

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History

Spiritual leadership

Scriptures

Sacred sites

Festivals

Art

Use of Esperanto

Doctrine

Beliefs and theology

Meal prayer

Notable followers

Oomoto-inspired religions

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Oomoto

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Triples329
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Oomoto

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related to Further reading · 70
Oomoto → Amis, An Introduction, Atelier Alpha Bleue, Betihon, Birgit, Byron Earhart, Charles Rowe, Cornell University, Deguchi Nao, Deguchi Onisaburō, Dehn, East Asia Program, Emily Groszos, Esperanto, Establishing, French, Hawaii Press, Honolulu, Imperial Japan, ISBN
related to Sacred sites · 37
Oomoto → Anao, Ayabe, Baishō-en, Hokkaido, HyogoTakakuma-yama, Hyōgo, Kagoshima Prefecture, Kameoka, Kami, Kamishima, Kanmurijima, Kikaigashima, Kikaijima, Konjin, Kumayama, Kuni-no-Tokotachi-no-Mikoto, Kutsujima, Kyoto, March, Maruyama
related to Spiritual leadership · 25
Oomoto → April, Co-Founder, Deguchi, Fifth Spiritual Leader, Foundress, Fourth Spiritual Leader, Hidemaru Deguchi, Holy Teacher, Kaiso, Kiyoko Deguchi, Kiyoko's, Kurenai Deguchi, Main Founder, Nao Deguchi, Naohi Deguchi, Naohi's, Onisaburo Deguchi, Onisaburo's, Oomoto's, Revered Teacher
related to history · 21
Oomoto → According, After, Ayabe, Deguchi, Deguchi Nao, Deguchi Onisaburō, In, Japanese New Year, Kinmei Reigakkai, Kinmeikai, Kisaburō, Konjin, Konkōkyō, Kyoto Prefecture, Nao's, Ofudesaki, Onisaburō's, She, Sumiko, Ueda Kisaburō
related to After 1945 · 18
Oomoto → After World War II, Aizen-en, Brasil, Brazil, In, It, Jandira, Nao, Onisaburo, Onisaburo Deguchi's, Onisaburo's Reikai Monogatari, Religious Corporations Law, Religious Corporations Ordinance, Since, São Paulo, World Federalist Movement, World Peace, Yasuaki Deguchi
related to Connections with nationalism · 17
Oomoto → After, As, Ayabe, Elders, February, First Oomoto Incident, In March, Japanese, June, Newspaper Law, Onisaburo, Oomoto's, Shinrei, The Protocols, Then, These, Zion
related to Oomoto-inspired religions · 16
Oomoto → AnanaikyoShintō TenkōkyoKo-Shintō SenpōkyōSeicho-No-IeShōroku Shintō, Divine, Haruhisa Handa, Kyōkai, Michi, Okamoto Tenmei, Oomoto Hikari, Shinji ShumeikaiMahikari, Since Oomoto, Sukyo Mahikari, Toyooka, Various, World Divine Light, World Mate, World Messianity, Yamatoyama
related to External links · 14
Oomoto → Bill Roberts, Books, Brazil, English-language, Esperanto, Hiroaki Iizuka, Japanese, Onipedia, Onisaburo Deguchi, Oomoto Shinto Rengoukai, Oomoto's, Portuguese, Tenseisha, The Moon
related to Use of Esperanto · 14
Oomoto → Baháʼí Faith, English, Esperanto, Japanese, Kameoka, Kyoto, Many Oomoto, Onisaburo Deguchi, Starting, The, The Oomoto, Today, Zamenhof, Zamenhof's
related to Art · 11
Oomoto → According, Art, Atami, Church, Japanese, MOA Museum, Mokichi Okada, Noh, Onisaburo Deguchi, This, World Messianity

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
OomotoClassificationSectarian Shinto sect1.00infobox
OomotoFounderNao Deguchi and Onisaburo Deguchi1.00infobox
OomotoHeadquartersKameoka, Kyoto (administrative)1.00infobox
OomotoHeadquartersAyabe, Kyoto (spiritual)1.00infobox
OomotoLanguageJapanese1.00infobox
OomotoLanguageEsperanto1.00infobox
OomotoLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
OomotoLanguagePortuguese1.00infobox
OomotoOfficial websitewww.oomoto.or.jp1.00infobox
OomotoOrigin1892 Ayabe, Kyoto1.00infobox
OomotoOther nameŌmoto-kyō1.00infobox
OomotoScriptureOomoto Shin'yu (大本神諭)1.00infobox
OomotoScriptureReikai Monogatari (霊界物語)1.00infobox
OomotoScriptureMichi no Shiori (道の栞)1.00infobox
OomotoScriptureMichi no Hikari (道の光)1.00infobox
OomotoSeparated fromKonkokyo1.00infobox
OomotoSeparationsSeicho-No-Ie1.00infobox
OomotoSeparationsChurch of World Messianity1.00infobox
OomotoSeparationsAnanaikyo1.00infobox
OomotoSeparationsShintō Tenkōkyo1.00infobox
OomotoSloganUnu Dio, Unu Mondo, Unu Interlingvo[a]1.00infobox
OomotoSpiritual leaderKurenai Deguchi (出口 紅)1.00infobox
OomotoTypeUniversal spiritual organization1.00infobox

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