File:Sukuna-biko and Okuninushi.jpg

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DescriptionSukuna-biko and Okuninushi.jpg	English: Sukuna-biko and Okuninushi visited Dogon hot springs. Sukuna-biko fell ill, and Okuninushi put him in the hot springs water to recover. After reviving, Sukuna-biko danced on a rock, leaving an imprint of his footprint that still stands.
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Source	1. Shinto-bukkyo.net [1] , 2. Excite.co.jp [2]
Author	Unknown authorUnknown author

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current	03:01, 1 February 2022	640 × 640 (83 KB)	Artanisen	Better quality version of the same artwork
	00:55, 6 October 2020	1,139 × 875 (1 MB)	Artanisen	A bit higher quality of the same artwork.
	19:45, 24 September 2019	382 × 336 (73 KB)	Astrocartomancy	User created page with UploadWizard