Archive for the 'Japanese Gods and Goddesses' Category

Tenjin

The Japanese god of learning and calligraphy. He taught humans to write their language.

Ten

In Japan, the sky, Paradise, heaven, Providence, god.

Tatsuta-hime

The Japanese goddess of autumn.

Taki-Tsu-Hiko

The Japanese god of rain.

Takami-Musubi

The primordial sky god of Japanese Shintoism, the Creator. He is the great generative spirit of divine love from whom all beings spring. He rules the world together with his wife Amaterasu. He is the grandfather of Ninigi-no-mikoto, the founder of the Japanese imperial dynasty.

Susanowa

The Japanese Shinto god of the winds, the storms, and the ocean, also the god of snakes. He was born from the nose of Izanagi, and was given dominion over the seas. His sister, the sun goddess Amaterasu, is also his consort. Susanowa (Susanoto) is the personification of evil, but also a brave, if lawless [...]

Sukuna-Biko

The Japanese dwarf god who is associated with healing, agriculture, and hot springs. His mother is the goddess Kami-Musubi. He is mentioned as the King of Izumo.

Suitengu

The Japanese child god of the sea.

Suijin

The kami (deity) of the water in Japanese cosmology, or a water-nymph. The Suijin-Matsuri is celebrated on December 1.

Shoki

The god of the afterlife and exorcism. He is the chief enemy of the oni, a group of devils. Shoki is similar to the Chinese Zhong kui.

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