Sukuna-Bikona, the tiny kami who slipped through Kamimusubi's fingers and fell to the reed plains below, partnered with Ōkuninushi to shape the land of Izumo.
Sukuna-bikona arrived from across the sea in a tiny boat of bark and partnered with Ōkuninushi to build the land of Izumo, teaching the arts of medicine and agriculture before departing to the eternal realm.
When the tiny god Sukuna-Bikona appeared before Ōkuninushi and none could name him, Kamimusubi recognized the stranger as his own child who had slipped through his fingers, and commanded Sukuna-Bikona to join Ōkuninushi in building and healing the land.
After helping Ōkuninushi build the world, the tiny god Sukuna-bikona departed from Cape Kumano, flinging himself from a stalk of millet into the sea and vanishing to Tokoyo, the Eternal Land beyond the waves.
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