Kumoshino

In Kantonese mythos, Kumoshino [儚士; くもしの] is the abode of the heavenly gods in Kiren. Often depicted as being a lofty realm above the clouds, it is believed to be connected to Earth by a bridge called Shinodami, which is guarded by the dragon spirit Damyōryū. 
In Kiren, shino [heaven] is a lofty, sacred and ethereal realm which serves as the home of the highest-ranking deities or shinogami. The accepted Kiren creation myth explains that at the time of muyō [creation], small particles of light rose up from the ocean of nothingness. As soon as light appeared, the oceans evaporated, forming clouds which became heaven. The dense, dark land revealed below the ocean became Earth, and was the home of the bakōgami or gods of the land. The sun goddess Kasshingami, borne from the original light-bearer Shiōkōshin, then became the ruler of Kumoshino.
Category:Kiren