Gods of Japan

Amaterasu, the sun goddess in Japanese mythology, is one of the most important figures in Shintoism. Her name translates as “she who shines from heaven,”

Jigokudayu is a mythical goddess who embodies the cycles of life, death, and rebirth in Japanese culture. Her name translates as “great lady of hell,”

Izanagi is one of the main gods in Japanese mythology, who plays an important role in the creation of the world and the Japanese archipelago.

Izanami is one of the key figures in Japanese mythology, the goddess of creation and death, who is the sister and wife of Izanagi. According to Japanese

Ame-no-Uzume is one of the most colorful figures in Japanese mythology, known as the goddess of joy, dance, and dawn. Her name is closely associated with

Kagutsuchi, also known as Homusubi, is the Japanese god of fire, symbolizing destruction and rebirth. His story originates in Shinto mythology, where he