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When Susa-no-O had sliced Orochi up to its fourth tail
The kanji for Aiki (合気) and Budō (武道) are engraved on the left and right of the mask
Our YAMATA NO OROCHI ring takes inspiration from the scales of the great serpent and the katana that was found within its flesh
It is not just about personal ambition
it is important to note that the HAN-TANREN-TŌ is NOT a weapon
The TSUKUYOMI 月読 pendant When Susa-no-O had sliced OrochiThe Legend Tsukuyomi, or Tsukuyomi no Mikoto () is the moon God in Shinto and Japanese mythology. Unlike similar deities from mythologies around the world, the Japanese deity of the moon is in fact male rather than female, and was the second of the "three noble children" ( Mihashira no uzunomiko) born when Izanagi no Mikoto (the god responsibile for the creation of Onogoroshima, the first land) was purifying himself of his sins. Tsukuyomi came into
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