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Inazuma book passages connected to the Sacred Sakura, Narukami, shrine memory, and cleansing traditions.
Source books that mention Watatsumi, Sangonomiya, sea-people traditions, Orobashi, Mouun, and Inazuma island memory.
Sacred Sakura and Watatsumi Source Comparison
Compare Sacred Sakura and Watatsumi across 5 shared Genshin Impact source books, with excerpts and region signals.
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Shared Books
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Source Signals
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Regions Where They Meet
- Inazuma 5 shared books · 54 source signals
Compare Source Evidence
Each card shows why the same book mentions both terms.
Inazuma
21 min
The Byakuyakoku Collection
Sacred Sakura: ...researcher's ancient Byakuyakoku/Enkanomiya name or modern Watatsumi/Narukami/Inazuman name is forbidden. These experimental records are not to be used for the writing of diaries, love...
Watatsumi: ...okoyokoku," before becoming "Byakuyakoku." Later, due to the grace of Watatsumi, the people of the depths would return to the sea's surface. But it seems like "Aphotic Earth" has some...
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2 + 15 source signals
Inazuma
6 min
A Preliminary Study of Sangonomiya Folk Belief
Sacred Sakura: The version of this tale most widely accepted by the people of both Narukami and Watatsumi Island reads as follows: Around two thousand years ago, the Archon War was drawing to a close in...
Watatsumi: ...of this tale most widely accepted by the people of both Narukami and Watatsumi Island reads as follows: Around two thousand years ago, the Archon War was drawing to a close in Inazuma. It is...
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3 + 15 source signals
Inazuma
2 min
Sacred Sakura Cleansing Summary
Sacred Sakura: ... "Seek first forgiveness from Narukami in the skies above, and then from Watatsumi on the land below. Then, recite prayers to quench the gods' anger." The aforementioned ritual must be...
Watatsumi: ...eek first forgiveness from Narukami in the skies above, and then from Watatsumi on the land below. Then, recite prayers to quench the gods' anger." The aforementioned ritual must be carried...
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7 + 1 source signals
Inazuma
2 min
Sangonomiya Chronicles
Sacred Sakura: ...the western region and respected the boundary between itself and the Narukami, and the two had lived in peace. But now, it suddenly transgressed the boundary and invaded the east without...
Watatsumi: Sangonomiya was once an ocean abyss, until the Great Serpent came, forming a vortex with its spiral movements, and fashioning the coral into an island. Thus the people of Sangonomiya named t...
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1 + 6 source signals
Inazuma
18 min
Toki Alley Tales
Sacred Sakura: ...admit defeat, but the fact remains that they ceded the giant Thunder Sakura to the kitsune. But the kitsune are a crafty and cunning bunch too, and equally skilled in the art of...
Watatsumi: ...nt mother-of-pearl. This was a craft he learned from the fishermen of Watatsumi Island. "Thank you for your hard work." The old man in front of me bowed his head deeply. Although I privately...
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3 + 1 source signals
More Sacred Sakura Books
- Teyvat Travel Guide Teyvat · 9 signals
- New Chronicles of the Six Kitsune Inazuma · 5 signals
- Someone's Diary Liyue · 4 signals
- Treasured Tales of the Chouken Shinkageuchi Inazuma · 3 signals
- Let's Go, Dodoco Inazuma · 2 signals
More Watatsumi Books
- The Life of Mouun the Shrine Maiden Inazuma · 18 signals
- Debates on the "Viceroy of the East" Inazuma · 10 signals
- Diary of Roald the Adventurer Teyvat · 1 signals
- Time Trekker Fontaine · 1 signals
Comparison FAQ
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