Librería Samer Atenea
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Librería Kolima (Madrid)
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Japanese myth has played a crucial role in more practical aspects, notably a political and social charter. The families competed for the job of imperial household chef in the early ninth century. Each used their clan tales as evidence to support their assertions.This book makes exploring this large yet little-known legendary realm simple. The book analyses comparable mythology of the Ainu and Okinawan civilizations and newer myths coming from Japan’s contacts with modernity and shows the roots of Japan’s myths in the very distinct domains of Shinto, Buddhism, and folklore. In this book you will learn:The history of Japanese mythologyWhat Kamis are and the role they play in the mythsImportant words that you need to knowThe story about the one-inch boyThe story about how the Gods were bornThe creation story for day and nightThe story about the strong boyAnd much more.While it would be impossible to gather all the different Japanese myths with all their local variations into a single book, this introductory guide provides the interested reader with a nice, if somewhat modest, collection of stories to get them started on this fantastical journey.
