The Myth of Susanoo - The Japanese God Who Defiled Heaven

Today we're going to be learning about the Japanese god, Susanoo-no-Mikoto, the storm god. A figure known for his turbulent temperament and unpredictable actions. His behavior was often driven by deep-seated emotions and a sense of defiance, characteristics that frequently led him into conflict with other deities, particularly his sister Amaterasu, the sun goddess. One of the pivotal moments in his mythological narrative is his expression of grief over the loss of his mother, Izanami, which set off a chain of events culminating in his banishment from the heavenly realm, Takamagahara.
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[@Dontuween]

Toshiro Mifune would play Susanoo in Toho's epic "The Three Treasures" 1959.

[@ms3881]

Vim ver o vídeo e acabei parando numa estação de trem

[@free6lackpanther682]

Sounds like a village didn’t pay their tithes, so a “god” paid a visit to remind the village how fickle the gods can be