The Kojiki is an ancient Japanese text, completed in 712 AD, that serves as one of the oldest records of Japanese mythology and history. It was commissioned by the Empress Genmei to preserve the stories of the gods, the creation of Japan, and the lineage of the imperial family. The text is written in a mix of Chinese characters and phonetic scripts, making it a unique blend of language and culture. The Kojiki is divided into three main sections: the age of the gods, the age of legendary emperors, and the history of the imperial family. It features famous deities like Izanagi and Izanami, who are credited with creating the islands of Japan. This text not only provides insight into Japan's