This figure judged his son worthiness to marry Suseri-hime by having him sleep in a room full of snakes.
This figure judged his son worthiness to marry Suseri-hime by having him sleep in a room full of snakes. This figure was convinced to engage a monster, when a couple near the River Hi offered their daughter, and this figure instructed that couple to brew eightfold-sake and construct attendant cupboards. A calmer version of this figure is said to have counted and named the plants and animals with his son, O-kuni-nushi. He once lost a bet with a relative when be bit her fertility beads to produce children, but more famously he threw a flayed horse through her sitting room scaring her so much that she hid in a cave. Born when his father Izanagi washed his August nose, for 10 points, name this brother of Amaterasu and Tsukiyomi, the Japanese god of storms and the ocean.
This figure judged his son worthiness to marry Suseri-hime by having him sleep in a room full of snakes.
{Susanoo} No Mikoto [prompt on something that sounds like {Brave}-{Swift}-{Impetuous}-{Male}]