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It does not make sense that she came out of Izanagi's left eye and that she is the goddess of the sun and the entire universe. Someone else should be god/goddess of the universe. Also, there are not many details.

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I give the myth about the creation of people 3/5 stars because there aren't a lot of details, they just give the general details and assume you know the rest.

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I think that this myth has too many jobs to take care of. He controls, magic, writing, wisdom, etc.

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I rate the Norse Cosmos myth a 5 stars, because it explains everything that people might not understand.

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Native American Salinan Indian Creation Myth

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Native American Salinan Indian Creation Myth

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This myth was kind of like the Christian creation myth, but instead of God, it was the Bald Eagle, who was the cheif of all animals. He created men and women. I give it a 3 and a 3/4 because it was pretty good, but not too detailed and kind of confusing

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The Norse people had a creation myth about the creation of mountains. It had a way to little information on the creation of mountain.
https://www.pitt.edu/~dash/creation.html

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In the Japanese creation myth, the gods Izanagi and Izanami were walking through the ocean and wondered what was under it, so one of them stuck there staff down there and pulled out mud. Then the mud fell down and hardened and created the islands of Japan. They went onto the islands and started to explore. Then they created a lot of plants, and had kids. There first child became the sun, and there second the moon, and there third the god of the sea. There first child had a son who became the emperor of Japan. I thought this myth was strange and kind of cool. It didn't make much sense at all.

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The Shabaka Stone: Ancient Relic tells of God Ptah and his Creation of the Universe

http://www.ancient-origins.net/artifacts-ancient-writings/shabaka-stone-ancient-relic-tells-god-ptah-creation-universe-020314

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Before you ask NO this is not North Korea this is before all the Korea's .

This is a myth about the first human king in Korea.
To sum it up, the heavenly gods son wanted the beautiful pinensula of Korea. The heavenly god says yes and the prince goes to Korea. There is a bear and a tiger that want to become human, they go to the prince and they ask to become human. The Prince says pay and gives them garlic and  mugwort and tells them to wait 100 days, the bear has patience and waits to become human. The tigar doesn't and the bear becomes human and . Has a baby named Dun- Gan and Dun- Gan becomes king.
Done!

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in the myth it tells that the world was created from choas. The Myth:

At the beginning the universe was immersed in a beaten and shapeless kind of matter (chaos), sunk in silence. Later there were sounds indicating the movement of particles. With this movement, the light and the lightest particles rose but the particles were not as fast as the light and could not go higher. Thus, the light was at the top of the Universe, and below it, the particles formed first the clouds and then Heaven, which was to be called Takamagahara (高天原, "High Plain of Heaven"). The rest of the particles that had not risen formed a huge mass, dense and dark, to be called Earth.

I think that they did a good job dceiscribing the creation of the world because the story was intreasting and very discriptive.

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http://www.egyptianmyths.net/mythre.htm

I think that the Egyptians did a great job on creating a myth to tell about how the world  was made.  It goes into detail about how Re (the first Pharaoh) made the land . It also talks about how he became a man and ruled over Egypt and eventually the people did not like Re and made fun of him.

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"The first world to exist was Muspell, a place of light and heat whose flames are so hot that those who are not native to that land cannot endure it. Surt sits at Muspell's border, guarding the land with a flaming sword. At the end of the world he will vanquish all the gods and burn the whole world with fire. Beyond Muspell lay the great and yawning void named Ginnungagap, and beyond Ginnungagap lay the dark, cold realm of Niflheim.

Ice, frost, wind, rain and heavy cold emanated from Niflheim, meeting in Ginnungagap the soft air, heat, light, and soft air from Muspell." https://www.pitt.edu/~dash/creation.html

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_mythology#Creation~   Among the most important myths were those describing the creation of the world. The Egyptian developed many accounts of the creation, which differ greatly in the events they describe. In particular, the deities credited with creating the world vary in each account. This difference partly reflects the desire of Egypt's cities and priesthoods to exalt their own patron gods by attributing creation to them. Yet the differing accounts were not regarded as contradictory; instead, the Egyptians saw the creation process as having many aspects and involving many divine forces.

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The Native Americans myth to me was odd and nonviolent. The wolf who was the creator just decided to make people.

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Native American Indian Legends - Creation Of Man - Miwok

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American Indian Legends : A Miwok Indian Legend - Creation Of Man.

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http://www.cs.williams.edu/~lindsey/myths/myths_14.html
This myth explained why humans can't speak to animals. It was a little vague, and it didn't give much detail, but it was very interesting. There was no violence, just humans disobeying the god-king. I give this myth a 4-5 for being vague but very interesting.

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This myth was interesting to learn about.  It had a numerous of gods, like Maguayan,  Lidagat, Lehangin, and Captan.  This myth was not as violent as some others.  I think this would be 4.5/5.
This is a link to the website! :D

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Jaime Iroquois Creation Myth.. The creation of the stars, sun and moon          

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Jaime Iroquois Creation Myth.. The creation of the stars, sun and moon          

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http://dept.cs.williams.edu/~lindsey/myths/myths_12.html
This myth was an interesting and a little bit of a violent myth. There was fighting although people were saved. I liked this myth because there was an interesting concept and I loved all of the foreshadowing and I loved how the main character created the moon and the stars . This story had good descriptions of the characters. I liked how the woman created the moon, stars, and sun, but I did not like the little description of what had happened. Overall, I enjoyed this myth and I am excited to read more myths and find out more about this subject.

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I'd give the African culture creation myth a 2/5 and it said people came from out of the earth and that's how people lived from then on.

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Creation Myths -- African Bushmen Creation Myth

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As evening approached the sun began to sink beneath the horizon. The people and animals stood watching this phenomenon, but when the sun disappeared fear entered the hearts of the people. They could no longer see each other as they lacked the eyes of the animals which were capable of seeing in the dark.

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Bukindon {Minadanao}       How the Moon and Stars Came to Be

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Bukindon {Minadanao}       How the Moon and Stars Came to Be

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One day in the times when the sky was close to the ground a spinster went out to pound rice. Before she began her work, she took off the beads from around her neck and the comb from her hair, and hung them on the sky, which at that time looked like coral rock.Then she began working, and each time that she raised her pestle into the air it struck the sky. For some time she pounded the rice, and then she raised the pestle so high that it struck the sky very hard. Immediately the sky began to rise, and it went up so far that she lost her ornaments. Never did they come down, for the comb became the moon and the beads are the stars that are scattered about.

This myth was creative and made sense. I didn't have any questions at the end.

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The Japanese Creation Myth
The myth started out saying the world started from a germ.
I'd give it a 3.out of 5
My Myth:
http://www.cs.williams.edu/~lindsey/myths/myths_17.html

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Before there was soil, or sky, or any green thing, there was only the gaping abyss of Ginnungagap. This chaos of perfect silence and darkness lay between the homeland of elemental fire, Muspellheim, and the homeland of elemental ice, Nilfheim.

Frost from Niflheim and billowing flames from Muspelheim crept toward each other until they met in Ginnungagap. Amid the hissing and sputtering, the fire melted the ice, and the drops formed themselves into Ymir, the first of the godlike giants. Ymir was a hermaphrodite and could reproduce asexually; when he sweated, more giants were born.

As the frost continued to melt, a cow, Audhumbla, emerged from it. She nourished Ymir with her milk, and she, in turn, was nourished by salt-licks in the ice. Her licks slowly uncovered Buri, the first of the Aesir tribe of gods. Buri had a son named Bor, who married Bestla, the daughter of the giant Bolthorn. The half-god, half-giant children of Bor and Bestla were Odin, who became the chief of the Aesir gods, and his two brothers, Vili and Ve.

Odin and his brothers slew Ymir and set about constructing the world from his corpse. They fashioned the oceans from his blood, the soil from his skin and muscles, vegetation from his hair, clouds from his brains, and the sky from his skull. Four dwarves, corresponding to the four cardinal points, held Ymir’s skull aloft above the earth.

The gods eventually formed the first man and woman, Ask and Embla, from two tree trunks, and built a fence around their dwelling-place, Midgard, to protect them from the giants.

I think this is a good myth, it leaves me with many questions as most myths do. I enjoy having room to think about what may happen. unlike most myths, there were not that many gods included however it was just as good as the rest.

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I think the Chinese myth was interesting because it was about a dragon who created the world with his body.  For example, one of his eyes was the sun and the other was the moon.  Here is a another one, it was said that his blood was the rivers after he died.
Here is were you can learn more of the Chinese Creation Myth