Support
A collection of campaigns that help shrines and temples stay standing, rebuild after disasters, restore cultural properties, and protect their sacred groves. If a cause speaks to you, you can support it on the linked campaign page.
Preserving the Main Hall of Hojo-ji Temple in Yamasaki, Kyoto for Future Generations: A First Step Toward Complete Restoration
Ushi-o-yama Hojo-ji Temple
Hojo-ji is an ancient temple in Yamasaki, Kyoto, where wild flying squirrels dance within the grounds. We are seeking support for the first step toward the complete dismantling and repair of the aging main hall to pass it on to the future.
Chinju-no-Mori Conservation and Cultivation Fund
Saiso Gakkai / Chinju-no-Mori Community Promotion Council
A fund supporting the restoration and inheritance of neglected Chinju-no-Mori (shrine forests) across Japan, as well as the revival of festivals and traditional culture centered around these forests. Membership and donations are accepted year-round.
Building Forests to Protect Lives from Disasters: The Chinju-no-Mori Project
Chinju-no-Mori Project Foundation
Donations are accepted for creating 'forest seawalls' that protect lives from natural disasters such as tsunamis. The project focuses on cultivating disaster-prevention forests using native trees, primarily along the coast of Tohoku.
Kaminavi does not run these campaigns. Listings are provided for information only; for how to donate, what rewards apply, and any tax treatment, follow the instructions on each campaign page.