@article{oai:tsukuba.repo.nii.ac.jp:00056662,
 author = {Xie, Yuxin},
 journal = {日中文化学報},
 month = {},
 note = {From the perspective of the study of rite and ritual, the rites of a particular group have hidden their beliefs. Through the study of the form and the history of the certain rite, we can understand the thought patterns and behavior rules behind it. In the scope of the Japanese craftsmanship, Kongo Gumi is considered to be the oldest group of craftsmen in Japan.
Despite its long history, research on this group is still very rare, especially in their rites and their traditional craftsmanship systems. Therefore, this thesis starts with the transition process of the ceremony of carpenter with hatchet in Kongo Gumi, introduces the process of transforming from an architectural ceremony into a calendrical rite. Subsequently, this thesis introduces the existing mode of the ceremony of carpenter with hatchet in Kongo Gumi, discusses the ideological representation behind its objects system and behavior mode. Finally, this thesis discusses the religious belief and secular belief of the group of craftsmen behind the rite.},
 pages = {45--53},
 title = {Rite and Secular Spirit : Centering on the Ceremony of Carpenter with Hatchet in Kongo Gumi},
 volume = {1},
 year = {2020}
}