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Japanese Mythology

Japanese Mythology. By Nhayoung Hwang, Angela Lee, Alice Peng, Amy Tang, and Margaret Shyu. Main Gods and Goddesses. Creation Myth. The Underworld. The Sun Behind the Rock. Yamata No Orochi. The Flower & Rock Princess. The Flower & Rock Princess. The Flower & Rock Princess.

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Japanese Mythology

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  1. Japanese Mythology By Nhayoung Hwang, Angela Lee, Alice Peng, Amy Tang, and Margaret Shyu

  2. Main Gods and Goddesses

  3. Creation Myth The Underworld The Sun Behind the Rock Yamata No Orochi The Flower & Rock Princess The Flower & Rock Princess The Flower & Rock Princess The Palace Under the Sea The Palace Under the Sea The Palace Under the Sea Ohkuninushi – a later descendant of Susanowo The Lord of the Land 1st Japanese emperor

  4. Back Creation Myth • Izanagi makes Onokoro • They meet & Izanami speaks first • Izanami’s son is weak • Izanami should not have spoken first • Go back & Izanagi speaks first • Children are perfect

  5. Back The Underworld • Izanagi goes to underworld for Izanami • Izanami ate food • Izanami says he can’t look • Izanagi looks and sees monsters on her • Izanagi runs away

  6. Back The Sun Behind the Rock • Susanowo kills Amaterasu’s maiden • Amaterasu hides in a cave • World becomes dark • Comes out when Uzume, the goddess of laughter, dances

  7. Back Yamata No Orochi • Susanowo hears eight-headed snake, Orochi, wants to eat Kusinada • Makes eight doors each with a barrel of sake • Monster falls asleep and Susanowo cuts off their heads • Marries Kusinada and gets the sword, Kusanagi

  8. Back The Flower Princess and the Rock Princess • Ohyamatsumi hears Ninigi loves Konohana, his daughter • Sends Iwanaga, his other daughter, with Konohana • Ninigi sends Iwanaga back • Konohana = prosperity Iwanaga = immortality • Ninigi loses chance to live forever

  9. Back The Palace Under the Sea • Hoori loses brother’s fishhook & looks for it in sea • Toyotama, sea dragon's daughter, loves Hoori • Toyotama’s father finds fishhook • Hoori goes back to return fishhook • Hoori sees true form when Toyotama is giving birth

  10. Back Lord of the Land • Ohkuninushi = lord of land, brothers hate him • Brothers tell him they will chase boar & he can catch it • Catches burning rock & dies • Mother tries to revive him • Brothers put him in tree trunk • Ohkuninushi revives

  11. Yamata no Orochi Click to watch our Imovie! Japanese Imovie

  12. Japanese Mythology Wiki Our wiki page is a series of pages that shows how we collaborated together to make our powerpoint and iMovie. http://hydejapanmythology.pbwiki.com/

  13. Bibliography • Domo-kun Stuffed Animal. [Online Image] Available http://lambcutlet.org/albums/DomoKun/domo1.sized.jpg, April 3, 2006. • “Family Tree of Gods and Goddesses.” Myths and Legends in Miyazaki. Harapan MediaTech. 27 February 2002. 12 March 2006. <http://www.harapan.co.jp/english/miya_e/myth/familytree.htm>. • “Flower Princess and Rock Princess.” Japanese Myth. Cycle’s Square. Unknown. 5 February 2006. <http://www.st.rim.or.jp/~cycle/MyKONOHE.HTML>. • “Japanese Mythology.” Encyclopedia Mythica. Unknown. 5 February 2006. <http://www.pantheon.org/areas/mythology/asia/japanese/articles.html>. • “Japanese Mythology Part 4 Orochi.” Japanese Mythology. Fuushi’s Network. 21 January 2000. 10 February 2006. <http://www.interq.or.jp/www- user/fuushi/b-eng/e-myth-4.htm>. • “Myth – Japan.” About, Inc. 2006. 3 February 2006. <http://ancienthistory.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://www.w su.edu:80 80/%7Ewldciv/world%5Fciv%5Freader/world%5Fciv%5Freader%5F1/koji ki.html>. • Picture of Barrel. [Online Image] Available http://www.tastingmenu.com/media/2002/20021019-pride/images/05- Pride%20barrel.jpg, March 31, 2004.

  14. Bibliography Continued… • Shimomura, Yoko. “Fields of Honor.” Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack. Toshiba-Emi Limited, 2005. • Shimomura, Yoko. “He’s A Pirate.” Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack. Toshiba-Emi Limited, 2005. • Shimomura, Yoko. “Cloudchasers.” Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack. Toshiba-Emi Limited, 2005. • “The Lord of the Land.” Japanese Myth. Cycle’s Square. Unknown. 5 February 2006. <http://www.st.rim.or.jp/~cycle/OHKUNIE.HTML>. • “The Lord of the Land.” Japanese Myth. Cycle’s Square. Unknown. 5 February 2006. <http://www.st.rim.or.jp/~cycle/OHKUNIE.HTML>. • “The Palace Under the Sea.” Japanese Myth. Cycle’s Square. Unknown. 5 February 2006. <http://www.st.rim.or.jp/~cycle/SACHIE.HTML>. • “The Serpent With Eight Heads.” Japanese Myth. Cycle’s Square. Unknown. 5 February 2006. <http://www.st.rim.or.jp/~cycle/OROTIE.HTML>. • “The Sun Behind the Rock.” Japanese Myth. Cycle’s Square. Unknown. 5 February 2006. <http://www.st.rim.or.jp/~cycle/AMATEE.HTML>. • “The Underworld.” Japanese Myth. Cycle’s Square. Unknown. 5 February 2006. <http://www.st.rim.or.jp/~cycle/MYTHE.HTML>.

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