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Eyes raised, mouth agape, legs and arms
sprawled out in front of him, the God of
Thunder falls backward onto his behind in
surprise. The God of Thunder, known as raijin,
is usually represented as a horned demon-like
figure wearing a tiger-skin loincloth. He carries a
set of drums on his back, which he strikes with
a stick to make the booming sound of thunder.
He is often paired with the God of Wind, fūjin,
who carries a bag of wind.
Instituto de Artes de Mineápolis