Long before the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, there was an ancient text called the Hotsuma Tsutae, in which the forefather of the Japanese people, Ame-no-Mioya-gami, was recorded.
Now, the “God of Japan’s Beginning,” once erased from history, is returning to light.

Standing at the origin of Japanese civilization, Ame-no-Mioya-gami reveals the core spirit of Bushido.

・The view of death and justice in Bushido
・Why selflessness is essential to achieving true justice
・The act of seppuku is not sacred in itself—it's the spirit behind it that matters
・The soul of Bushido that lives on in Japan’s national sport, sumo
・What Japan needs in this era of drift—across politics, diplomacy, and economics
・Teachings of Ame-no-Mioya-Gami, the divine source that shaped Japanese civilization

When you understand the true spirit of Bushido,
your way of life will change.



※ What is the Hotsuma Tsutae?
It is an ancient text said to have been written during the reign of Emperor Keikō, several centuries before the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki of the early 8th century.
It is written in “Hotsuma characters,” a form of divine script from the Age of the Gods.

Ame-no-Mioya-Gami, as described in this text, is the true creator deity of the Japanese people—the source god of heaven and earth.