Jimmu's Eastern Expedition — The Man Who Rode a Turtle | Japanese Mythology

Jimmu's Eastern Expedition Begins — Sixteen Years on the Road | Japanese Mythology

Before Japan's First Emperor — The Child of the Unfinished Roof | Japanese Mythology

Toyotama-hime — The Sea God's Daughter and the Forbidden Look | Japanese Mythology

Umisachi and Yamasachi — The Lost Fishhook and the Sea God's Palace | Japanese Mythology

Why Japan's Emperors Are Mortal — The Flower and the Rock | Japanese Mythology

Ame-no-Uzume and Sarutahiko — The Goddess Who Kept a God's Name | Japanese Mythology

Ninigi's Descent — How Japan's Imperial Regalia Came to Earth | Japanese Mythology

Takemikazuchi Sat on a Sword — How the Gods Took Izumo | Japanese Mythology

The Arrow That Came Back — Heaven's Envoy Who Never Returned | Japanese Mythology

The Shining God from the Sea — Okuninushi's Lost Partner | Japanese Mythology

Sukunabikona — The Tiny God Who Sailed In on a Seed-Pod | Japanese Mythology

A God's Love Songs — Okuninushi, His Jealous Queen and a Cup of Wine | Japanese Mythology

Okuninushi in the Underworld — Susanoo's Three Deadly Trials | Japanese Mythology

Okuninushi's First Trial — The Burning Boulder and Two Shell Goddesses | Japanese Mythology

The White Hare of Inaba — The Trickster Who Crossed the Sea | Japanese Mythology

Yamata no Orochi — Susanoo vs the Eight-Headed Serpent | Japanese Mythology

The Food Goddess and the Origin of Rice — Susanoo and Ogetsuhime | Japanese Mythology

Why Japan's Sun Goddess Hid in a Cave — Amaterasu and the Rock Door | Japanese Mythology

Amaterasu vs Susanoo — The Sun Goddess and the Storm God's Oath | Japanese Mythology

How Amaterasu, Japan's Sun Goddess, Was Born | Japanese Mythology

The Fire God and the Death of Izanami, Mother of Japan's Gods | Japanese Mythology

Izanagi and Izanami: How the Gods Made Japan's Islands | Japanese Mythology

Japan's Creation Myth Explained — How the Kojiki Begins | Japanese Mythology

Japan's Orpheus: Izanagi's Journey to the Land of the Dead | Japanese Mythology