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	Jinja District Portal
		Jinja district is the ‘heart beat’ of Uganda.
		Jinja is the second smallest district in Uganda yet the second commercial district of the country.
		World wide, Jinja is known for the source of the Nile where waters from Africa’s largest lake, Lake Victoria powers into the Nile on its journey to the Mediterranean Sea.
	www.jinja.go.ug (145 words)

	Webbed Feet, Web Log
		According to this morning’s Cambodia Daily, the PM has asked that these wax figures in the Cambodia Cultural Village be removed.
		Before the UNTAC soldier and companion graced the cover of the Bayon Pearnik, and many a tourist’s photo album, Jinja was there.
		Originally constructed to appeal to the foreign tourist dollar, the Cultural Village attracts a largely Khmer crowd and it’s fascinating to see how history is recast as entertainment and ultimately pop culture - by locals, for locals.
	jinja.apsara.org (1215 words)

	ICLEI Global: Jinja, Uganda
		The MCP was adopted by a resolution of the Jinja Municipal Council in February 1995.
		Jinja Municipality was interested in participating in the MCP because it wanted to bring together municipal authorities, residents and local organizations to initiate a participatory planning process.
		The support of Jinja residents was a key factor that enabled the accomplishments of the LA 21 planning process.
	www.iclei.org /index.php?id=1217 (1369 words)

	Jinja (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Jinja Church is located on Plot Number 20, Main street in the middle of Jinja town, the former Industrial area In the whole country, It Is the only church to be found along the busy place in the town of Jinja.
		Jinja church, we are the center of all Churches of Christ In the Busoga region.
		Jinja Church, we are very proud In His name and we are striving hard to stand at the top and declare with joy and humbleness that; "He Is Lord and we are worthy to be called His children".
	www.busogachurchesofchrist.com /Jinja.html (469 words)

	Jinja, Uganda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jinja lies in the south east of Uganda, 87 km north east of the capital, Kampala.
		Jinja is a major station on the Uganda Railway and is a port for Lake Victoria ferries.
		Transport in Jinja is dominated by the 'bicycle taxi' bodaboda and motorbikes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jinja,_Uganda (1612 words)

	Jinja shinto
		Jinja shinto is the form of Shinto commonly practised at the nearly 100,000 recognised shrines throughout Japan.
		Shinto doctrines are hard to identify; one of the strengths of Shinto is said to be its inherent vagueness.
		Jinja Honcho (Central Shrine HQ or 'Association of Shinto Shrines') is located near the Meiji Jingu, Tokyo
	philtar.ucsm.ac.uk /encyclopedia/shinto/jinja.html (589 words)

	BBC News \| AFRICA \| Postcard from Jinja
		Jinja was once home to the most contented voters in Uganda.
		Jinja's cotton mills were a household name, not just in East Africa, but much further afield.
		This has turned Jinja into a vibrant town in spite of the myriad economic woes bedevilling the area's residents.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/africa/1196609.stm (386 words)

	Jinja (Shinto) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Unlike a church or a mosque, a jinja traditionally has neither characteristics of a chapel nor a place for propagation; its sole purpose is for the enshrinement and worship of a kami.
		It is believed that a jinja had originally been only a temporary shrine constructed for a periodical matsuri at a sacred place such as a mountain or cave.
		Other notable jinja facilities are torii that serve as sacred gates for entering a jinja, chōzuya (手水舎) where one may cleanse one's hands and mouth, and shamusho (社務所) that maintain a jinja.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jinja_(Shinto) (638 words)

	Harding University Center for World Missions - Jinja Uganda Case Study
		Jinja however, as the second largest city in the country, is still a melting pot.
		At the moment, the Jinja team is made up of six of these couples, Dr. Mark Hall, and Betty Davis, who runs a school for the missionary children and other English speakers in the community.
		This is the model the Jinja team has striven to follow in setting up their urban ministry.
	www.harding.edu /CWM/Resources/articles/casestudy-jinjauganda.htm (4381 words)

	Jinja
		Jinja is a major commercial centre and the second largest city in Uganda.
		While primarily an industrial town, Jinja is a good center for exploring this central part of Uganda.
		Surrounding Jinja is prime agricultural country with extensive plantations of sugar cane and tea.
	www.ugandatourism.org /Jinja.php (524 words)

	Jinja Shinto: Jinja (The shrine)
		The term Jinja (a shrine) is originated in the word Yashiro which means the place for some type of building.
		Jinja, however, enshrines, in fact, only the spirit of Kami, and religious services are performed in the form of worshipping an object in which the spirit of Kami is believed to reside.
		Jinja has a shrine grove and a tree-lined path which leads to the main shrine building.
	www.jinja.or.jp /english/s-4a.html (575 words)

	In Defence of Yasukuni Jinja - the HERETIC (Site not responding. Last check: )
		What most of these critiques ignore is that the Yasukuni Jinja is a commemoration of those who had died in all the wars and conflicts from the Meiji Restoration onward and cannot necessarily, nor specifically, be of those particular wars and atrocities in question.
		The Yasukuni Jinja housing the deities of those who had died at the behest of the state is thus twice deified.
		For instance, in Chinese culture, the exhumation of bodies for posthumous punishment is not unheard of, whilst the Judaeo-'Christian' tradition views the soul as a carrier of the sins and virtues of their mortal past which, in turn, determines their internment in either a 'hell' or a 'heaven'.
	the-heretic.blogspot.com /2005/05/in-defence-of-yasukuni-jinja.html (2957 words)

	Jinja, Uganda
		Jinja lies on the shores of Lake Victoria.
		Jinja is close to the Owen Falls Dam, a hydroelectric station that supplies Uganda with the bulk of its electricity.
		Jinja is 80 kms north-east of Kampala and is easily accessible by buses and minibus taxis (matatu).
	www.traveluganda.co.ug /jinja.asp (1611 words)

	Tagata Jinja Hounen Matsuri - Japanese fertility festival
		Tagata Jinja is a Shinto shrine in Komaki just north of Nagoya, and as such is just one of many that can be found throughout Japan.
		These days the shrine is surrounded by suburbia, but until recently it was surrounded by a forest called "Agata", a name believed to have derived from the name of one of the rulers of the local area during the end of the Yamato period (approx 3rd-5th century AD).
		In an agricultural community, the sacred feminine was worshipped, and the rituals that have survived to this day at the Tagata shrine were celebrations of this, conducted in order to ensure bountiful agricultural harvests, regeneration and renewal as well as human birth.
	www.yamasa.org /japan/english/destinations/aichi/tagata_jinja.html (2326 words)

	Busoga Church of Christ, Lwanda Villaga- Jinja, Uganda, East Africa. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jinja lies on the shores of Lake Victoria and is a major marketing center for southern Uganda.
		Jinja is close to the Owen Falls Dam, a hydro-electric station which supplies Uganda with the bulk of its electricity.
		The main Kampala to Jinja road runs across the top of the dam, and the railway line crosses on a bridge close by.
	www.ugandachurches.org /comeandshare/busoga.htm (1200 words)

	The AIDS Support Organisaton: Jinja
		TASO Jinja Centre is located in central Uganda within Jinja referral Hospital.
		TASO Jinja with support from CDC has carried out a study seeking to describe HIV transmission risks of 1,086 HIV positive persons attending the TASO clinics in Jinja.
		Bed ridden clients are hospitalized in Jinja Hospital and closely monitored by Hospital and TASO staff.
	www.tasouganda.org /jja.php (489 words)

	ZNet \|Japan \| Arlington National Cemetery and Yasukuni Jinja:
		The formal title of "Yasukuni Jinja (The Shrine of the Peaceful Land) was bestowed in 1879 to proclaim that Japan was at peace because of the sacrifice of its war dead.
		Yasukuni Jinja today is controversial because of its close association with the monarchy, and particularly with the wars fought in the name of the emperor.
		Yasukuni Jinja is a memorial to over 2,400,000 soldiers, sailors, airmen and a small numbers of civilians, not a military graveyard.
	www.zmag.org /content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=17&ItemID=8491 (2355 words)

	Jinja Template engine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jinja is a simple pythonic template language written in Python.
		The new Jinja template engine which is a complete rewrite can be found on jinja.pocoo.org.
		This webpage isn't updated, all up to date information is found on the new page, including documentation and release files.
	wsgiarea.pocoo.org /jinja (54 words)

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