Description Acceptable. John Breen and Mark Teeuwen (TAY-win) cited "crowing priests" as the origin of "long-singing birds of night" brought to this place. After a deity goes to this place, some stories report another's hair and nails being pulled (-5[1])out due to a pranked seat at the First Fruits festival. Comma-shaped jewels were created for an inhabitant of this place who hears others celebrating a supposedly greater deity. The death of a maiden in a weaving hall who had an animal carcass flung at her caused an event in (10[1])this (10[1])place. Queer readings of an event at this (-5[1])place focus on a dawn goddess who stripped naked atop a (-5[1])bucket, giving rise to the kaguya dance. The Ise Grand Shrine houses a mirror once hung from a tree at this (10[1])place to lure out a disgusted goddess. For 10 points, identify this place where Susanoo's (SOO-sah-NO-woz) (10[1])sister hid, plunging the world (-5[1])into darkness in a Shinto (10[2]0[2])myth. ■END■