Takitsuhiko

In Japanese mythology, Takitsuhiko (also Taki-tsu-hiko) is a god of waterfalls.^[1] He is known also as 'Prince Cataract', and is the son of Ajisukitakahikone as well as the nephew of Takemikazuchi.^[2]

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Japanese mythology

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Japanese creation myth

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Takamagahara mythology

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Izumo mythology

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Hyūga mythology

• Tenson kōrin
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Human age

• Emperor Jimmu
• Tagishimimi
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Mythological locations

• Ashihara no Nakatsukuni
• Amano-Iwato
• Onogoro Island
• Ne-no-kuni
• Ryūgū-jō
• Sanzu River
• Takamagahara
• Tokoyo no kuni
• Yomi

Mythological weapons

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• Ame-no-ohabari
• Futsu-no-mitama [ja]

Major Buddhist figures

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Seven Lucky Gods

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Other

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