What is the Kojiki? (Japanese Shinto Religious Text) – Bishop's Encyclopedia of Religion, Society and Philosophy

Kojiki (“Records of Ancient Matters”, compiled 712 CE), together with Nihon Shoki (“The Chronicles of Japan”, compiled 720 CE), is the earliest written record in Japanese history. Its value is immediately apparent, “The Kojiki is not only an invaluable historical source and entertaining compilation of Japanese mythology, it is also the cornerstone of the Japanese indigenous Shinto religion, its gods and…

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