They had many myths, but the myths, like almost all religions of those days, the myths simply explained why things happen in nature. They might explain how mankind came to be, or why night and day are seperated, or might explain an eclipse or why a rainbow has appeared.
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Japanese Myths - 2002 was released on: USA: 4 May 2002 (Dahlonega International Film Festival)
Myths are old teaching stories and tall tales, originally told around fires when man was still very young. Japanese myths most likely started shortly after the first humans came to Japan.
They used myths to explain why certain events occurred in their everyday lives.
Almost all cultures have myths.
The Japanese Macaques monkey lives in Honshu.
It is because of me
I'm sure there are plenty... one of them being that 'cats have 9 lives'
instead of science
Myths can shape societal values, norms, and beliefs. They can influence people's behaviors and perceptions of the world. Additionally, myths can be used to convey cultural identities and narratives that help people make sense of their lives and the world around them.
They were released to resume their lives.
No one, but in myths, rabbits making rice cakes live there. I know it's false though.