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Sukuna biko and Okuninushi, Sukunabikona, Ōkuninushi, Mythology of Japan, Shintō, Unknown date
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Sukuna biko and Okuninushi, Sukuna-biko dancing on a rock at Dogon hot springs, while Okuninushi watches., Sukuna-biko and Okuninushi visited Dogon hot springs. Sukuna-biko fell ill, and Okuninushi put him in the hot springs water to recover. After reviving, Sukuna-biko danced on a rock, leaving an imprint of his footprint that still stands., Sukunabikona, the kami of hot springs, dances on a rock at the Dōgo Onsen while Okuninushi watches
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大国主宿奈毘古・大国主宿奈毘古奈・大国主・日本神話・神道・不明の年代
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宿那毘古と大国主、宿那毘古が石上を踊る道厳温泉、大国主が見ている大国主、宿那毘古、大国主が道厳温泉に詣でる。宿那毘古は病に倒れ、大国主は湯に入れて回復した。蘇生した宿那毘古は、今も残る足跡を残して岩に舞い、温泉の神スクナビコナは道後温泉の岩に舞い、大国主は見ている。
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shintoist shinto excite japanese dance