Torento-no-kami

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Torento-no-kami (トレントの上), confused with "Torimiminokami", is a Kami (Japanese: 神, [kaꜜmi]) of the Japanese myth cycle and also a minor deity of the Shinto religion. He is seen as the deity of support and gratitude. Kami may, at its root, simply mean spirit, or an aspect of spirituality. The meaning of his whole name, Torento-no-kami, is "the great kami (deity) who shines in rivers". According to the Japanese mythology, the kami is considered to be created by Amaterasu.

Sakurayama Shrine

The Shrine is dedicated to not just one kami but many.^[1]

References

↑ https://en.japantravel.com/iwate/sakurayama-shrine/3378 [Japan Travel.com]

Shinto Legends.org
Omori Katai (2017) "Shintoism" Japan Reference
Yujiro, Fukuyama Yujiro (2017). Tales of Japanese History. Japan. ISBN 978-1982939014. Search this book on
Kokugakuin University Encyclopedia of Shintō: Index of Kami Kokugakuin IJCC
江田村エイエン (2017) 神道の道 ASIN: B07D3G16QW
Glossary(kana) - Encyclopedia of Shinto

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