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japanese deity (n)
a deity worshipped by the Japanese
japanese deity Sentence Examples
- Amaterasu, the Japanese deity of the sun, is often depicted as a beautiful woman wearing a red kimono.
- In Japanese mythology, the deity Inari is associated with foxes and is worshipped as the god of rice and wealth.
- The Japanese deity Ebisu is often depicted as a smiling, chubby man carrying a fishing rod and a fish basket.
- The Japanese deity Raijin is the god of thunder and lightning, and is often depicted as a fierce-looking man with a drum.
- Fujin, the Japanese deity of the wind, is often depicted as a man with a bag full of wind.
- The Japanese deity Susanoo is the god of storms and the sea, and is often depicted as a wild and unruly man.
- The Japanese deity Izanagi is the god of creation, and is often depicted as a man with a spear.
- Izanami, the Japanese deity of death and the underworld, is often depicted as a woman with a snake-like body.
- The Japanese deity Amaterasu is the most important deity in the Shinto religion, and is considered to be the ancestor of the Japanese imperial family.
- The Japanese deity Hachiman is the god of war.
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a deity worshipped by the Japanese
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Amaterasu, the Japanese deity of the sun, is often depicted as a beautiful woman wearing a red kimono.
In Japanese mythology, the deity Inari is associated with foxes and is worshipped as the god of rice and wealth.
The Japanese deity Ebisu is often depicted as a smiling, chubby man carrying a fishing rod and a fish basket.
The Japanese deity Raijin is the god of thunder and lightning, and is often depicted as a fierce-looking man with a drum.
