Japan's religious leaders take the stage at U.N. summit

Japan's religious leaders take the stage at U.N. summit

NEW YORK, United States - Kuniaki Kuni, the high priest of Ise Shrine, addresses more than 700 religious and spiritual leaders of other faiths at the U.N. General Assembly Hall on Aug. 29. The chief custodian of Ise, considered to be one of the oldest Shinto sanctuaries, called on them to deepen their mutual respect through greater knowledge.

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