noun
Yoshikawa Shinto
A Confucian-influenced form of Shinto that removed Buddhist elements, founded by Yoshikawa Koretari in the 17th century. A proper noun referring to a specific religious tradition.
吉川神道は、江戸時代初期に吉川惟足によって創始された。
Yoshikawa Shinto was founded by Yoshikawa Koretari in the early Edo period.
Named after its founder, Yoshikawa Koretari (吉川惟足). The term combines the family name 吉川 with 神道 (Shinto).