God's Going with the Flow

Today I saw someone introducing Amaterasu Omikami and it reminded me of this song. I originally wrote a background introduction, but the system ate it, so... Here's AI, I got lazy. By the way, the atmosphere reached its peak because Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto's clothes fell off... The male gods of Takamagahara were cheering desperately, cough cough. Famous Legend: The Cave of Heaven and the Darkness of the World. Brother's Mischief: Amaterasu Omikami's brother, Susanoo-no-Mikoto (the violent god), was impulsive and caused chaos in Takamagahara, destroying fields and even playing pranks inside the divine palace, frightening and harming the gods. Angered and Retreated: Amaterasu Omikami felt very scared and disheartened, so she hid in a stone cave called "Ama-no-Iwayato," sealing the entrance with a huge rock. World Darkness: As soon as the sun goddess disappeared, Takamagahara and the human world plunged into eternal darkness and cold, causing millions of gods to gather at the Kawa-no-Yasu-no-Kawa to discuss countermeasures. Joyful Scheme and the Sun's Return. Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto's Dance: The gods held a grand and joyful festival outside the cave entrance, and the goddess Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto (Amenomi-no-Mikoto) performed an enthusiastic and amusing dance, making all the gods laugh heartily. Mirror and Curiosity: Amaterasu Omikami heard the lively laughter outside and found it strange, so she slightly pushed aside the giant rock and peeked out. At this moment, the divine mirror (Yata no Kagami) prepared by the gods reflected her radiance, and a strongman nearby took the opportunity to pull the giant rock completely away. Seeing the Light Again: The world regained sunlight, and Amaterasu Omikami was blocked by a thick rope (Musubi-no-Nawa) prepared by the gods, unable to retreat back into the cave.