One of these figures was created from a mirror made of white copper. Another of them pulled a "grass-cutting" sword from a dragon's tail, and then gave the weapon to his sister as a gift after he threw a flayed horse into her temple. One of these figures, who represents the sun, had to be lured from a cave by a lurid dance.
One of these figures was created from a mirror made of white copper. Another of them pulled a "grass-cutting" sword from a dragon's tail, and then gave the weapon to his sister as a gift after he threw a flayed horse into her temple. One of these figures, who represents the sun, had to be lured from a cave by a lurid dance. Raijin is the one of these figures who represents storms. Izanagi and Izanami were two of these figures whose union produced the island of Honshu.  For 10 points, name these figures that include Susano'o and Amaterasu, the gods of Shinto myth.
One of these figures was created from a mirror made of white copper.
kami [or Shinto gods or equivalents before “Shinto”]