〘Noun〙 = The storm of Kami-kaeri (God's Return) ※Nichijikiji (1685) - Last day of October " Today, there are many violent winds. According to popular legend, the gods have returned to Izumo Province , so it is said that the gods have returned to the storm ." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 =かみかえり(神帰)の荒れ※日次紀事(1685)一〇月晦日「神荒(カミアレ) 今日多風烈、俗伝、諸神帰レ自二出雲国一故曰二諸神還幸荒一」
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