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Japanese Mythology #1

Can you answer these questions about Japanese deities and more?
"Kami" refers to deities/gods
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Father of the Japanese islands, so to speak
Izanagi
Mother of the Japanese islands
Izanami
Kami of fire, killed above during childbirth by burning her
Kaga-tsuchi
Land of the dead
Yomi
Goddess of the sun. In the Kokiji, she was born after her father cleaned his left eye
Amaterasu
God of the moon and brother of the above
Tsukiyomi
"Impetuous" God of storms and occasionally seas
Susanoo
Eight-headed serpent killed by the above to save the one who would become his future wife
Yamato no Orochi
Said wife, eighth in line to be eaten by above
Kushinadahime
Goddess of dawn and revelry, drew the goddess of the sun out of her cave
Ame-no-Uzume
God of the wind, typically depicted as an oni
Fuujin (Kaze-no-kami)
God of thunder and lighting, also usually an oni
Raijin
God of the sea, usually a dragon
Ryuujin
God of war and divine protector of Japan
Hachiman
Deity of wisdom and intelligence
Omoikane
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