Japanese Gods
Language: JA / EN

About the Author

Japanese Gods Encyclopedia Editorial Team

We are dedicated to sharing the stories of the gods from the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, as well as the teachings of Shinto, in a way that resonates with people living in the modern world. We strive for academic accuracy while making these stories practical and immediately applicable to everyday life.

Our Mission

Japan is said to be home to eight million gods, and their presence can be felt in every aspect of nature and daily life. Even in the midst of a busy life, the stories and teachings of these gods offer countless insights for calming the mind and enriching our daily lives. We aim to share this timeless wisdom of Japanese gods with as many people as possible.

Editorial Policy

  • We strive to convey Japanese mythology and Shinto teachings as accurately and clearly as possible
  • We avoid jargon and choose words that are accessible to everyone
  • We remain unbiased, honoring the stories of a wide range of gods without favoring any particular shrine or sect
  • We prioritize practical advice that readers can apply in daily life
  • We handle Japanese culture and traditions with respect and integrity