Japanese Mythology Tarot Extreme 5th Edition Naoki Yamamoto 83 Japanese Commentary Included (New Edition) Cards, [Genuine]

Contents: 83 cards in total (including 5 replacement cards), Japanese commentary manual (64 pages, including front cover) Card size: H134×W62[mm] Box size: H139 x W66 x D40 [mm] Author & Illustrator: Yamamoto Naoki (Creators Original) The stories of Japanese mythology, told with gorgeous illustrations, are now available as tarot cards. Each card depicts a god from mythology, such as Amaterasu and Ninigi. The 78 cards, based on the Rider-Waite version, all depict a scene from Japanese mythology. The full-color commentary booklet describes the gods depicted and their stories, so it is recommended even for those who are not yet familiar with the story. If you are familiar with Japanese mythology, you might find it interesting to imagine "this illustration might represent that scene." The essence of the stories from Japanese mythology will add color to your reading. [From the author] These original tarot cards are based on the Rider-Waite version and incorporate content from Japanese mythology, making them suitable for use in actual fortune-telling. The Japanese Mythology Tarot Goku is a major update to the Japanese Mythology Tarot that was first released in 2014. The Major Arcana focuses on the stories of Izanagi and Izanami, while the Wands tell the story of Susanoo. The magatama (pentacles) tells the story of Okuninushi. The mirror (cup) is the story of Konohanasakuya. The Sword tells the story of Yamato Takeru, and the entire story from the creation of the world to Yamato Takeru is depicted in tarot cards. The cards are matte laminated for a smooth feel and grip. The Japanese Mythology Tarot is redrawn for each edition. No cards were significantly redesigned in the production of the fifth edition, but many cards have been revised in small details. Starting with the fifth edition, the commentary manual now includes information about the gods depicted on the cards. Comes with a 40-page manual explaining all 78 cards and 5 substitute cards (a total of 83 cards) and basic fortune-telling methods. Alternate cards can be swapped into the 78-card deck to create your own deck of choice. Magician "Amanoiwato Festival" or "Pledge" Wheel of Fortune "Daily Changes" or "Moon Phases" Star "Tanabata" or "Rebellious God" Moon: Waxing Moon or New Moon Queen of Magatama "The Melancholy of Suserihime" or "The Melancholy of Yagamihime" ■ Product specifications Contents: 83 cards in total (including 5 replacement cards), Japanese commentary manual (64 pages, including front cover) Card size: H134×W62[mm] Box size: H139 x W66 x D40 [mm] Author and Illustrator: Naoki Yamamoto (Creator's Original) About the Author Author: Naoki Yamamoto He started working as an illustrator in 2009. He drew many illustrations related to gods and Buddhas, and in 2012 he started creating tarot cards, which he had always been interested in. The Japanese Mythology Tarot, created in 2014, has now been produced in six editions and many series products are being sold. In 2016, the Traditional Tarot was released. In 2018, the full deck of the Japanese Mythology Tarot, the Japanese Mythology Tarot Kyoku, was released and the Japanese Mythology Tarot cosplay show "YAOYOROZU" was held. In 2019, the Japanese Mythology Oracle Card "Shinto Oracle Card" was released and has been reprinted and resold to date.