Tamaki Hoshi
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Behind the Myth: The Politics of Japan’s Island Creation Story | Metropolis Japan (opens the original)
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The eighth-century tale of the islands' divine birth reveals five pragmatic political motives What does it mean when islands are not founded or created, but “born”? According to the ancient kuniumi (“birth of the land”) myth recorded in the eighth-century chronicles “Kojiki” and “Nihon Shoki”, the gods Izanagi and Izanami marry and literally give birth to the Japanese archipelago. To modern readers, the story may sound purely fantastical. Yet, behind the myth lies a surprisingly pragmatic narrat
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