Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. 1. Introduction 1
4. 2. Sport and Sport Studies in Japan 9
5. 3. Religion and Sport: Comparisons and Intersections 21
6. 4. Grappling with “Civil Religion”: Raiden Tame’emon and Sumo Wrestling in Late Early Modern Japan 32
7. 5. War Games: The Meiji Shrine Games (1924–1943) as Civil Religion 60
8. 6. For the Planet and the People: Shinto, the Environment, and the Tokyo 2020 Olympics 78
9. 7. Judo as Authentic Fake: Debates over the Sacred and Profane 95
10. 8. Religion and Identity in Karate 112
11. 9. The Aikido of Ueshiba Morihei as Ritual Practice to Reconstruct the World 131
12. 10. Praying for Team and Corporation: Integrating Sport, Religion, History, and Prestige at a Prayer Temple for the Seibu Lions Baseball Team 155
13. 11. Fighting Spirit Omamori as Religious Technologies: Amulets, the Self, and the Nation at a Sports Shrine 174
14. Contributors 191
15. Index 193