Yumeshin-kyō

Okuden Yumeshin-kyō (English: Esoteric Teachings of the Dream-Path), or more commonly known as simply Yumeshin-kyō is a newborn faith in Nihon that considers itself a transformation of the Shinto faith.

History
This movement was founded by the former Miko Nakamura Kotane after she claimed to have been visited by Izanami, Kami of life and death and sacred mother of the Nihonese islands themselves. It is said that Izanami revealed to her that Izanagi spoke out of turn and created their deformed first two children, and that a third, Tsukidatenshi was born full of hate and loathing so strong that he has spent eternity preparing an imminent invasion of the material realm. Nakamura thus founded her movement on the pursuit of esoteric knowledge through divination and dreaming, vowing to honor Izanami and learn the secrets to stop the demon from devouring the moon.

Organization
The Okuden Yomeshin-Kyo is organized as a still-relatively decentralized but more mystical form of Shinto. Notably, it supports the existence of a second Imperial family to assume the role as Nihon’s central national Kami, and for the Amateratsu-descended Yamato-line to coexist as a junior branch.

Demographics
Yumeshin-kyō is followed in mostly Shikoku, Nihon. The organization known as the Yumeshindin Habatsu partaking in the Second Sengoku Jidai is fanatically Yumeshin-kyō, lead by Nakamura Kotane with the goal of creating a theocratic Yumeshin-kyō Nihon.