Amano-Iwato

cave in Japanese mythology. 

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Japanese mythology, mythical location, cave, Japan, 

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Amanoiwato-west-shrine

Amano-iwato 02

Amaterasu appearing from the cave.

Amaterasu cave

Amaterasu cave edit2

Amaterasu cave (cropped)

Ama no Iwato (Erihara no Mizuana) - Jul 9, 2021

Ama no iwato LCCN2008660595

Japanese sun goddess Amaterasu

NDL-DC 1312564-Utagawa Kunisada-岩戸神楽のはしまり-cmb

Origin of the Cave Door Dance (Amaterasu) by Shunsai Toshimasa 1889

Sketches by Sensai Eitaku - illustrated book by Sensai Eitaku, Otsuka Tetsugoro (MET, JIB28)

The Origin of Iwato Kagura Triptych (Amaterasu) by Utagawa Kunisada c1844

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Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
image	2012	Amanoiwato-west-shrine			Wikimedia
image	2015	Amano-iwato 02			Wikimedia
image	1882	Amaterasu appearing from the cave.			Wikimedia
image		Amaterasu cave			Wikimedia
image		Amaterasu cave edit2			Wikimedia
image		Amaterasu cave (cropped)			Wikimedia
image	2021	Ama no Iwato (Erihara no Mizuana) - Jul 9, 2021			Wikimedia
image	1890	Ama no iwato LCCN2008660595			Wikimedia
image	1856	Japanese sun goddess Amaterasu			Wikimedia
image		NDL-DC 1312564-Utagawa Kunisada-岩戸神楽のはしまり-cmb			Wikimedia
image		Origin of the Cave Door Dance (Amaterasu) by Shunsai Toshimasa 1889			Wikimedia
image		Sketches by Sensai Eitaku - illustrated book by Sensai Eitaku, Otsuka Tetsugoro (MET, JIB28)			Wikimedia
image		The Origin of Iwato Kagura Triptych (Amaterasu) by Utagawa Kunisada c1844			Wikimedia
image	1856	z03			Wikimedia

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