#沖田瑞穂 #世界の神々１００ :9784480076007

**Learn Indian mythology and spread it to the world**
Japanese scholar of Indian mythology. Specializes in Indian mythology and comparative mythology. Born in Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture. Completed her doctoral program in the Graduate School of Humanities at Gakushuin University in 2005. She is a professor in the Department of Comprehensive Culture, Faculty of Representation, Wako University. She also serves as a part-time lecturer at Chuo University, Japan Women's University, and other institutions.
Her numerous works include "The Mythology of the Mahabharata" and "How Does That God Answer Human Troubles?" She has also translated works such as "Mahabharata: Indian Mythological Stories" and "Ramayana: Indian Mythological Stories."
**Q: What is your profession?**
A: I research Indian mythology and the gods of the world, and disseminate that knowledge widely to the public.
**Q: What are your famous works?**
A: "Mahabharata." This is India's national epic, which mythologizes human archetypes and historical events. This story is widely known around the world and can be read by many people in Japan.
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English Summary
**Learn Indian mythology and spread it to the world**
Japanese Indian mythology scholar. Specializes in Indian mythology and comparative mythology. Born in Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture. Completed doctoral course at Gakushuin University Graduate School of Humanities in 2005. Professor, Department of Comprehensive Culture, Faculty of Expression, Wako University. She also serves as a part-time lecturer at Chuo University, Japan Women's University, etc.
His many publications include ``Mythology of the Mahabharata'' and ``How Does That God Answer Human Troubles?'' He has also translated works such as ``Mahabharata: Indian Mythological Stories'' and ``Ramayana: Indian Mythological Stories.''
**Q: What did you do? **
Researching Indian mythology and the gods of the world, and communicating that knowledge to the world.
**Q: What are your famous works? **
``Mahabharata.'' This is India's national epic, which mythologizes human archetypes and historical events. This story is widely known around the world and can be read by many people in Japan.
Wikipedia:Mizuho Okita