mirrors Shinto shrines are one of the three major symbols of Shinto with the collar and sword. In the words of the tradition, the mirror that was used to flush out Amaterasu from the cave is the same one venerated in the main temple is the goddess Ise in Mie Prefecture.
mirror polished surface and the perfection of images embody everything an ideal for both Shinto urges them to clear the clouds of passion distorted bent of mind and heart, to arrive to submit to the gods a perfect image of the soul. The Kojiki
can read as it gives the mirror Izanagi their divine children with express orders to be seen in every morning and every night without setting your mind on the heavenly and pure in addressing its weaknesses, says, will be reflected in your consciousness in a pure state.
was said that the mirror reflected the depths of the soul of its owner. In a famous myth, a dying mother to give a mirror to a daughter who had cared for a long illness that disfigured his face was over. This mirror had been a wedding gift of a husband and his mother died, that is, the father of the girl, and every time it looked in the mirror is comforting to see the face of his mother, or so she thought with youth and beauty which once had.
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