religion (kami)
kanji
ebisu
Ebisu, god of fisherman
kanji
ema
ema, wooden plate for wish
kanji
niniginomikoto
Ninigi no Mikoto, grandson of Amaterasu
kanji
saidžicu
national holiday, festival day
kanji
šičifukudžin
Seven Deities of Good Luck
kanji
daibucu
Velký Buddha
kanji
inari
Inari, god or goddess of rice and fertility
kanji
jamatanooroči
Yamata no Orochi, Eight-Forked Serpent
kanji
jomi
Yomi, underworld
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amenonuhoko
Ame no Nuhoko, heavenly jewelled spear
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miki
Rice wine offered to the kami
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takamagahara
Takamagahara, High Plain of Heaven
kanji
omikudži
written oracle
kanji
kičidžouten
Kichijouten, goddess of happiness, fertility, and beauty
kanji
ašiharanonakacukuni
Ashihara no Nakatsukuni, world between heaven and hell
kanji
kamaitači
Kamaitachi, demonic weasel
kanji
watacumi
Watacumi, dragon, as well as god of the sea
kanji
amenokojane
Ame no Koyane, aide to the first Emperor of Japan
kanji
ofunemacuri
Boat Festival
kanji
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