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ahirukusa moji 阿比留草文字 ahiru kusa characters
（あひるくさもじ）
Izumo moji 出雲文字
Fujihase moji 節墨譜文字
Hayahito no te 薩人書 (from Satsuma)
jindai moji 神代文字 “scripts of the age of the gods”
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Jindai moji or Kamiyo moji (Japanese: 神代文字 “scripts of the age of the gods”)
are characters that was said to be scripts used in ancient Japan. Debates since Edo period and Japanese academic society regard Jindai moji as forgeries. Although ancient character researchers insisted the existence as Uetsufumi or Hotsumatae found, it is denied in historiography because of no existence of earthenware with it. People who believe in the existence use the word Jindai moji in the meaning of "ancient characters". Since around mid-Edo period some people have been saying ancient characters were found in remains, Kofuns and mountains such as Chikushi characters, Hokkaido characters. Hundreds kinds of Jindai moji were said to be found.
History
Jindai moji was firstly addressed in the end of Kamakura period by Urabe no Kanekata (卜部兼方) in Shaku Nihongi mentioning his father, Urabe no Kanefumi, assumed ancient people could not have performed oracle bone style fortunetelling with turtles (亀卜, Kameura; turtle fortunetelling) as described in Nihon Shoki without having characters. Though there was no Jindai moji characters introduced in Muromachi period, some types of Jindai moji appeared in Edo period and each of them named after the source article or the place the characters discovered. Debate over the existence erupted in Edo period. Japanese academic society denies the existence.
... While scholars generally have negative opinions, Some scholars such as Inbe Masamichi (忌部正通)、Arai Hakuseki、Hirata Atsutane 、Takamasa Omiya(大国隆正) affirmed the existence of Jindai moji which Urabe no Kanekata (卜部兼方) first mentioned in Shaku-Nihongi in Kamakura era.
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Woshite characters（ヲシテ文字）
Izumo characters（出雲文字）
Ahiru characters（阿比留文字、肥人書）
Ahiru kusa characters（阿比留草文字、薩人書）
Tsukushi characters（筑紫文字）
Katakamuna characters（カタカムナ文字、八鏡化美津文字）
Hokkaido characters（北海道異体文字、アイヌ文字）
Ryukyu characters（琉球古字）
Toyokuni characters（豊国文字、神宮文字）
Tsushima characters （対馬文字）
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不思議な文字 - strange characters
- source : intiwatana.blog96.fc2.com
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南朝古字(ナンチョウコジ)、とは神代文字の一つ
- source : kamiyo.nsf.jp
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阿比留草文字（あひるくさもじ）
は、いわゆる神代文字の一つである。出雲文字、節墨譜文字（ふしはせもじ）、薩人書（はやひとのて）とも呼ぶ。
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stone memorial from Hikawa Jinja in Kawaguchi
川口市青木の氷川神社の石碑
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- Reference : 阿比留草文字
- Reference : English
. Shrine, Shinto Shrine (jinja 神社) - Introduction .
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