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Feb 6, 2023 • 11 tweets • 5 min read • Read on X
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10 Hindu Deities that are worshiped in Japan

1. Saraswati Devi as Benzaiten
2. Shiva Bhagwan as Daikokuten
3. Vishnu Bhagwan as Naraenten
4.Lakshmi Mata as Kichijoten
5. Bramha Ji as Bonten
6. Agni Dev as Katen
7. Yama Dev as Emmaten
8. Kuber as Bishamonten
9. Ganesha as Kangiten
10.Devraj Indra as Taishakuten
Research done by @desi_thug1 bhai❤️ credit goes to him

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