There are ancient records of the phenomenon being seen in Japan. The “Nihon Shoki” (The Chronicles of Japan), mentions a “red light in the sky, shaped like a pheasant tail” in the year 620.

having been mentioned in the 1,300-year-old Nihon Shoki chronicles of Japan. Spread around town are a collection of six gender-specific public baths like Saki-no-Yu, which has an oceanside outdoor ...

The character Ryomen Sukuna draws inspiration from Japan's Nihon Shoki & wields symbolism from Buddhism. Sukuna's connection to Buddhism is evident in his techniques, domain, & historical ...