Well, I've been doing some research for a project in school about Japanese culture and stories. I stumbled across it, and since I'm an avid Naruto fan, took intrest to it.
First off, I thought it was Yamata-no-orochi? Anyway, do you realize that part of that story was in the manga Shaman King? Ryu had to climb to the shrine without cheating, and eventually obtaind his wooden sword from the place; it's his Shin-boku God wood sword. I just realized that after looking at all my old Shonen Jump Magazines.
Yes, it was difficult to find because the version I have, translated the name of Orochi into "the Dragon with eight heads and eight tails", so I couldn't find his name!...
Then I searched for Susanoo... And here it is!
It's in the first volume of Ko-Ji-Ki, in the section "Legends of Izumo", chapter 18 called "The Dragon Of 'HI' river".
I love knowing legends from all the country and Japan is among my fav countries! I have the Ko-Gi-Ki translated in Italian too (I'm going to read this mith there now) ^^
Thanks for making this lovely video. I love OroAnk, Shinto mytholgy, and snakes!
sapphosnape 1 year ago
what is the name of the first song? any one know?
hoopinfalcon 1 year ago
@hoopinfalcon
It's a "神々の詩(Poetry of Gods) by Himekami.
19730311 1 year ago
Wait nvm hehe wasnt paying attention
xyang26 1 year ago
Name of first song?
xyang26 1 year ago
@xyang26
It's a "Poetory of god".
Was your doubt solved?
19730311 1 year ago
Well, I've been doing some research for a project in school about Japanese culture and stories. I stumbled across it, and since I'm an avid Naruto fan, took intrest to it.
Sakuragal212 2 years ago
Wasn't there a Japanese folktale with Orochimaru in it? I think it's called "Jiriaya Goketsu Monogatari".
Sakuragal212 2 years ago
First off, I thought it was Yamata-no-orochi? Anyway, do you realize that part of that story was in the manga Shaman King? Ryu had to climb to the shrine without cheating, and eventually obtaind his wooden sword from the place; it's his Shin-boku God wood sword. I just realized that after looking at all my old Shonen Jump Magazines.
Sakuragal212 2 years ago
I forgot to say that I love the music of this vid too!
Oroby 3 years ago
Oh, Now it makes sense! :D
This was sooooo interesting!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TELLING.
Yamato-Takeru:
I found him! He's in the second volume of Ko-Ji-Ki.
As you told, it's said that Yamato cut the grass of a whole plain by using Kusanagi/Tsumugari, and then set the plain on fire.
Oroby 3 years ago
Very interesting!
Thank you for telling me these things,
in this way I can understand better the miths. <3
Oroby 3 years ago
Yes, it was difficult to find because the version I have, translated the name of Orochi into "the Dragon with eight heads and eight tails", so I couldn't find his name!...
Then I searched for Susanoo... And here it is!
It's in the first volume of Ko-Ji-Ki, in the section "Legends of Izumo", chapter 18 called "The Dragon Of 'HI' river".
Oroby 3 years ago
But then, cutting a tail of Orochi, Susanoo finds a sword that is called "Tsumu-gari" in the version I have, and not Kusanagi.
What's wrong??? O_O;;
Oroby 3 years ago
That was really good!^-^ An interesting myth, I really liked it! :D
LinnKindOfSomething 3 years ago
that was really interesting! :D I have always liked to hear myths from different countries, and would love to learn new ones :D
*sigh* I'm jealous of your talent (^-^)
more please ^^
Mettiz90 3 years ago
tres bon votre vidéo. 5/5 ^^
lovenaruto57 3 years ago
I love your drawings as always!!! <333
W OroAnko!!!!
Oroby 3 years ago
GREAT!!! <333
I love knowing legends from all the country and Japan is among my fav countries! I have the Ko-Gi-Ki translated in Italian too (I'm going to read this mith there now) ^^
Thanks for making!!! :D
Oroby 3 years ago