What was the role of women in the myths and chronicles of Ancient Japan? In a cozy lecture by the Orientalist Nina Voronina, stories about goddesses, shamans, and rulers who influenced the religion, culture, and mentality of the country will be presented. Music, origami, vintage, and immersion in another Japan-all in one evening. What do we know about women in Ancient Japan? Izanami, Amaterasu, Himiko-these names evoke a whole world of ancient images, sacred meanings, and cultural codes. In the lecture by the Japanologist Nina Voronina, you will discover not just facts, but the living fabric of Japanese mythology, where women are not only heroines but also creators of universes, mediators between worlds, and symbols of power. The event opens a series of meetings "Another Japan," which lovingly and attentively tells about the mentality, aesthetics, and spiritual depth of this culture. The first meeting is dedicated to women in Japanese mythology and ancient history. Why women? Because their images are multifaceted, influential, and still resonate in modern Japan. KudaGo presents the current program for Moscow.