What if the rain and sun could be summoned by a whisper or a prayer? In Japan, this isn’t just wishful ... Read more The post ...

Japanese mythology and folklore set down in the Kojiki, Nihon shoki, and other ancient chronicles describe Japan’s yaoyorozu no kami—all the diverse, countless gods throughout the country.

Japanese photographer Hiroshi Ikuta debuts his 'KAGURA' exhibition in Bournemouth, showcasing Kagura dance and masks from Miyazaki, Japan, ...

This national park known as the "Playground of the Gods" in Japan is a outdoor-loving travelers paradise with gorgeous natural scenery and cultural attractions.

Based around Japanese mythology, its journey begins with the descent of Bo - a Yokai created for the game that blends a fox-like top half with the powers of a 'celestial blossom'.

Another interesting parallel to Japanese mythology ties the Infinity Castle to the concept of hell. Before we dive into this, it is important to know about Izanami and Izanagi.

Gods, myths & wonders of Japan’s National Parks. Creation legends and folk tales swirl like snow and leaves across the protected landscapes of Japan.

JAPAN: God’s Detour; JAPAN: God’s Detour. 2 minute read. TIME. November 26, 1934 12:00 AM GMT-5. ... Education Minister Benji Matsuda was not yet dressed when his God swept up to the door.

Many Hindu deities are actively worshipped in Japan, with hundreds of shrines dedicated to them. Deities such as Lakshmi, Shiva, and Ganesh are also present in the representations of Japanese culture.