KAMI ORACLE

Receive guidance from the gods of Japanese mythology. KAMI ORACLE brings you short oracles from 30 deities of the Kojiki, Japan's oldest chronicle: Amaterasu the sun goddess, Susanoo the storm god, Okuninushi the builder of the land, and many more. ■ Receive an oracle Daily Oracle — one deity chosen for you each day Ask the Oracle — choose a theme such as love, work, relationships or a decision, and ask your question Three Kami Reading — draw three deities and read them as past, present and what lies ahead Every oracle comes in three parts: a short word, guidance, and one action for today. Keep the ones that matter in your records ■ Meet the gods Kami Library — 30 deities arranged by era, from the beginning of heaven and earth to the heavenly descent. Read each god's role, symbols, related shrines and connections to other gods Myth Library — the stories of the Kojiki in English and Japanese: the birth of the land, the rock cave, the eight-headed serpent, the white hare of Inaba, the heavenly descent, the sea and mountain brothers, and more Glossary — Takamagahara, misogi, the three sacred treasures and other terms you need to read the myths Guardian — choose one deity to keep close on your home screen ■ Records and reflection Save your oracles together with your questions Monthly reflection — see which god guided you most this month ■ Free and Full The free version includes 10 deities and 5 themes. A one-time Full Unlock adds the remaining 20 deities, four extra themes (Health, Wealth, Learning, Journeys), the Three Kami Reading, every story in the Myth Library, unlimited records and the monthly reflection. Deities and themes added in the future are included at no extra cost. ■ Made to be trusted No ads, no subscription No account required. Everything is stored on your device Switch between English and Japanese at any time ■ About this oracle The roles and stories of the gods follow the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki. The oracle texts were written for this app and are not quotations from those sources. Enjoy it as an oracle rooted in Japanese mythology, for reflection and inspiration in daily life.