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Pantheon: Japanese


Consort: Sarutahiko Ōkami


Associations: Dawn, Mirth, Meditation, Revelry and the Arts

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Key Points

- Dawn goddess who drew out Amaterasu Omikami from her cave


Brief Bio 

Ame no Uzume (天鈿女命), also known as Ama-no-Uzume, is a prominent Shinto goddess of dawn, mirth, revelry, and the arts, particularly dancing. She is renowned for her role in coaxing the sun goddess Amaterasu out of a cave, a pivotal event in Japanese mythology that restored light to the world. She is also known as "The Heavenly Alarming Female" and "The Great Persuader". 

Ame-no-Uzume 天宇受売命

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JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY

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