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The foreign english word "Lunakin" refers to both an off-branch shinto religion and the people whom directly worship the deity "Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto"; Japan's moon god of beauty and order. The worshipping of the moon in modern day in Japan is usually refered to the Harvest Moon festival (also known as Tsukimi). Which involves sending your prayers to the Festival itself or the moon in its entirety. It is a celebration for a bountyful harvest, which originates from cultural and japanese buddhism. For more information about Japan's moon deity, see Japan's moon goddess or "Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto".
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