日本を造った神「オオクニヌシ」がヤバすぎる｜古事記で一番の苦労人じゃないか…？

In this video, we introduced the myth of Okuninushi, the god who developed the land of Japan! "Look, look inside, it's subusubu"...it makes you want to say something. We've also started reading comments from this video, so we look forward to seeing lots of them! On this channel, a fantasy-loving otaku will explain the original myths and folklore. Please subscribe and leave a comment! Check out the sub-channel "Shinryu's Game Room" here:    / @shinryu_gameroom   Shinryu's first book, "A Divine Book of Myth and Religion Deconstruction: A Complete Explanation of Fantasy Origins," here: (Standard Edition/Kindle Edition) https://amzn.to/47ToZyu Support our membership here:    / @shinryu_myth   Follow us on X (Twitter) here:   / shinryu_myth   0:00 The myth of Okuninushi's rise to power is so fascinating! 1:02 Okuninushi is a descendant of Susanoo. A kind-hearted god who saved the "White Rabbit of Inaba"! 6:34 Ohnamuchi has died!? The jealousy of the eighty gods often puts Oonamuchi in dire straits. 9:34 Snakes, centipedes, bees, and even burnings... Susanoo's trials befall Oonamuchi! 13:09 From "Oonamuchi" to "Okuninushi." Recognized by Susanoo, he achieves great success! 15:59 "Kunizukuri" (nation-building), a major project to develop the country. Rule the earth together with your allies! 21:25 A battle for control of the earth erupts! But Okuninushi's hospitality causes the plan to fail!? 24:57 The most powerful thunder god appears! Okuninushi's resistance is futile, and the transfer of the country accelerates. 27:40 The "transfer of the country" is finally complete. Okuninushi admits defeat and receives Izumo Taisha Shrine in return. 30:15 Okuninushi, who built the foundations of Japan, is still worshiped in various places today! [References] Nakamura Hironobu, Translated and Annotated, "New Edition of the Kojiki with Modern Japanese Translation," Kadokawa Sophia Bunko Yura Yayoi, "The More You Read, the More Interesting It Gets: 75 Tales of Shrines and Gods from the Kojiki," Osama Bunko [Materials] Pixabay (https://pixabay.com/ja/videos/) Shutterstock (https://www.shutterstock.com/ja/) DOVA-SYNDROME (https://dova-s.jp/) Sound Effect Lab (https://soundeffect-lab.info/) #Okuninushi #Japanese Mythology #Explanation