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Shinden refers to the sacred dwellings and structures found within the Shinto religion. It encompasses shrines, altars, and other holy places where kami, or spirits, are believed to reside. These sites serve as centers of worship and ritual for Shinto practitioners, and are often adorned with symbols and decorations that reflect the beliefs and traditions of the faith. Shinden is an integral part of the Shinto hierarchy, which in turn falls under the broader category of Religions and contrasts with Atheism. It represents a specific aspect of Shinto belief and practice, focusing on the physical manifestation of the divine in the natural world.