【Wind God & Thunder God】Exploring the Images of Fujin and Raijin in Japanese Mythology

Join me on a journey through the rich mythology of Japan as we uncover the origins of Fujin, the god of wind, and Raijin, the god of thunder. From ancient beliefs to artistic interpretations, discover the fascinating stories behind these iconic figures and their significance in Japanese culture.

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When watching this video, please keep in mind that Japanese mythology and Asian philosophy are not an exact science. Our stories are just that: Stories.
People, books - and even Wikipedia - tell them in endless variations, and different scholars and artists have a wealth of opinions on matters concerning our cultures. If you heard or read this story differently from the way I am telling it to you... you are probably right too.
Please use my videos as an introduction and then dig deeper into any of the topics that I am talking about. I can promise you the discoveries you will make are more than worth the effort.
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