Four-panel comic titled “Amaterasu and Susanō’s Oath.” Amaterasu and Susanō exchange Susanō’s sword and Amaterasu’s magatama beads, then chew each other’s item. When Amaterasu blows out the chewed pieces, the Three Female Kami of Munakata are born. When Susanō does the same, five male Kami appear.

The Three Female Kami Born from Amaterasu

The Three Female Kami of Munakata

-Takiribimenomikoto （Takiri bime）
-Ichikishimahimenomikoto （Ichikishima hime）
-Takitsuhimenomikoto (Takitsu hime)

Kami who protect safe travel at sea

The Five Male Kami Born from Susanō

-Amenooshihomiminomikoto （Ame no oshiho mimi）
-Amenohohinomikoto （Ame no hohi）
-Amatsuhikonenomikoto （Amatsu hikone）
-Ikutsuhikonenomikoto （Ikutsu hikone）
-Kumanokusubinomikoto （Kumano kusubi）

The names in parentheses are shortened forms. The shortened names are more commonly used in practice.

Tokura

The Three Female Kami of Munakata are enshrined in Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture.

Amenooshihomiminomikoto, commonly called Ame no Oshiho Mimi.
His full formal name is actually:

Masakatsuakatsukachihayahi Amenooshihomiminomikoto

What a long name! And it contains the kanji for “victory” so many times.