Note 7 — Chapter I
Reading edition
To be exact, I was, when in Kyoto, devoting my attention chiefly to the study of Shin-shu (not to be confounded with Shinto)—one of the many sects into which Mahayana Buddhism is now divided, the sect associated with the two great Hongwanji temples of Kyoto—and comparing these teachings with those of Zen-shu, another sect of Mahayana Buddhism, which I had previously studied in a Zen monastery in Kamakura.