Animated Tales from the Kojiki: Amaterasu Conceals Herself

now a readable version.

i'm told that some of the names are spelled oddly, but i swear that's how they were in the translation i got.

the style of the animation is derived from Jomon pottery (look for it!)

check out more at my site http://erikabird.com

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Film & Animation

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• Erika
• Bird
• animation
• Japan
• Japanese
• Kojiki
• Ama
• Terasu
• Amaterasu
• Susa
• no
• wo
• Susanoo
• Jomon
• pottery

[sebastian122]

Fantastic! Thank you for all your hard work!!

[abenoseimei89]

Yes.... yes... those are very odd romanizations of the names...

However, this story is probably the most accurate and true to the mythology I've seen yet.

[ogurimushitaro]

You will find that Japanese mythology is attractive as Greek one, when you learn. Some story lines are quite similar to Old Testament.

[infinitty88]

cool

[rugalkenriu]

luego susano pelea contra orochi salva a una mujer (kushinada) y despues le regala el ame no murakumo no tsurigi a amaterasu poara q regrese al paraiso (llamado tambien amaterasu no tsurugi o kusanagi no tsurugi tiempo despues)

[Kemonokami]

Why does this not have more views?!

[arbolitoes]

releif...

[nekonesscutie6]

it looks alittle werid but it's awesome great vid :D

[Kittywolfspirit]

cool

[bobbyyen]

i love this erika. my favorite by far =D