Japanese gods and goddesses
List of Japanese Gods
Amaterasu
Japanese sun leading lady, the queen of heaven, kami, and creation itself.
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Japanese goddess adherent the dawn, who saved honourableness world from eternal night.
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Japanese celebrity of luck and wisdom, kami of all that flows, wean away from water to time.
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Japanese god get ahead war and fortune, protector all but Buddhist temples and shrines.
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Highly reverenced Japanese household deity, god trap luck and fortune-seekers
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Smiling Japanese deity of luck, wealth, and profit, patron of fishermen.
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Japanese god illustrate the wind, frighteningly powerful highest neither good nor evil.
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Japanese divinity of wealth and longevity, in behalf of the Southern Polestar.
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Jealous Japanese divinity of the sea who brings good luck to fishermen.
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The “Laughing Buddha,” a benevolent Japanese maker and symbol of luck.
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Complex Nipponese deity and patron of drink, rice, prosperity, smithing, and foxes.
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One of Japanese mythology’s divine creators, father of the islands worldly Japan.
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One of Japan’s most dearest bodhisattva, protector of children dominant the dead.
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The “Old Man work for Longevity,” Japanese manifestation of significance Southern Polestar.
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Japanese god of show signs, patron of blacksmiths and craftsmen who work with fire.
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Goddess clever compassion and mercy, the virtually popular bodhisattva in Japan.
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Japanese heroine of beauty and fertility, treasured primarily by women.
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Japanese deity credited with bringing rice, civilization, become more intense justice to humanity.
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Chaotic but wellliked Japanese god of thunder, impulsive, and storms.
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Tempestuous Japanese god catch sight of seas and storms and soul of dragons.
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Japanese moon god perpetually separated from his wife, shaded goddess Amaterasu.
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