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Japanese Mythology

Japanese Gods

By Mythopedia StaffLast updated on Nov 292022
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List of Japanese Gods

  • Amaterasu

    Japanese sun goddessthe queen of heavenkamiand creation itself.

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    AmaterasuJapanese Goddess of the Sun (3:2)

  • Ame-no-Uzume

    Japanese goddess of the dawnwho saved the world from eternal night.

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    Ame-no-UzumeJapanese Goddess of the Dawn (3:2)

  • Benzaiten

    Japanese goddess of luck and wisdomkami of all that flowsfrom water to time.

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    BenzaitenJapanese Goddess of the Flows (3:2)

  • Bishamonten

    Japanese god of war and fortuneprotector of Buddhist temples and shrines.

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    BishamontenJapanese God of War (3:2)

  • Daikokuten

    Highly revered Japanese household deitygod of luck and fortune-seekers

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  • Ebisu

    Smiling Japanese god of luckwealthand prosperitypatron of fishermen.

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    EbisuJapanese God of Fisherman (3:2)

  • Fujin

    Japanese god of the windfrighteningly powerful and neither good nor evil.

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    FujinJapanese God of the Wind (3:2)

  • Fukurokuju

    Japanese god of wealth and longevityrepresenting the Southern Polestar.

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  • Hoderi

    Jealous Japanese god of the sea who brings good luck to fishermen.

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  • Hotei

    The “Laughing Buddha,” a benevolent Japanese god and symbol of luck.

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    HoteiJapanese Laughing Buddha (3:2)

  • Inari

    Complex Japanese deity and patron of teariceprosperitysmithingand foxes.

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    InariJapanese Goddess of Foxes (3:2)

  • Izanagi

    One of Japanese mythology’s divine creatorsfather of the islands of Japan.

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    IzanagiJapanese God of Creation (3:2)

  • Jizo

    One of Japan’s most beloved bodhisattvaprotector of children and the dead.

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    JizoJapanese Protector of Children (3:2)

  • Jurojin

    The “Old Man of Longevity,” Japanese manifestation of the Southern Polestar.

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  • Kagutsuchi

    Japanese god of firepatron of blacksmiths and craftsmen who work with fire.

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  • Kannon

    Goddess of compassion and mercythe most popular bodhisattva in Japan.

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    KannonJapanese Goddess of Mercy (3:2)

  • Kichijoten

    Japanese goddess of beauty and fertilityworshipped primarily by women.

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  • Ninigi

    Japanese deity credited with bringing ricecivilizationand justice to humanity.

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  • Raijin

    Chaotic but popular Japanese god of thunderlightningand storms.

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    RaijinJapanese God of Thunder (3:2)

  • Susanoo

    Tempestuous Japanese god of seas and storms and slayer of dragons.

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    SusanooJapanese God of Storms (3:2)

  • Tsukuyomi

    Japanese moon god forever separated from his wifesun goddess Amaterasu.

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    TsukuyomiJapanese God (3x2)