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A person who is the second generation in a religious family or organization, often inheriting leadership or following the faith of their parents.
宗教２世として、彼女は寺院の運営を引き継いだ。
As a second-generation religious leader, she took over the management of the temple.
This term is often used to describe individuals who follow in the footsteps of their parents in religious roles, such as priests, monks, or other religious leaders.
In Japan, many religious roles are passed down through families, making this term relevant in discussions about tradition and inheritance.
Combination of '宗教' (religion) and '２世' (second generation), indicating someone who is the second generation in a religious lineage.
This term is commonly used in Japanese society to describe individuals who inherit religious roles or responsibilities from their parents, particularly in Buddhist or Shinto traditions.