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東アジアの宗教

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東アジアの宗教(ひがしアジアのしゅうきょう、: East Asian religions)は、東アジアおよび東南アジアを起源とする宗教を指す。比較宗教学の研究においては極東の宗教(Far Eastern religions)あるいは道教的宗教(Taoic religions)としても知られ、東洋の宗教英語版に含まれる。


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