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I've recently developed interest in reading/studying the 古事記{こじき}, and simply
searching for the term「古事記」gives plenty of results with the original text.
However, I am having trouble finding any results with ふりがな. I've tried
searching using the following terms suggested by Google:

> 古事記 読み方, 古事記 漢字 読み方

These only seem to produce results for interpretations of the text and not the
readings of each character.

> 古事記 読みやすい

This one seems to produce modern reproductions of the ancient text meant for
casual reading.

> 古事記 ふりがな

Nothing meaningful came out of this one either. I know that somewhere there's
an edition with the ふりがな included but I just have no clue how to find it.
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What search term(s) should I use when looking for a pronunciation guide of ancient kanji?
I think 古事記 書き下し is the search term you're looking for.

The 古事記 is written in Classical Chinese（漢文）so there wouldn't be any furigana
for that.

**However,** Classical Chinese can be re-written as a 書き下し文 which has kana.

There is an example here:
<http://www.linkclub.or.jp/~pip/ututu/kami/furukotobumi/jyo1.html>
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