Takehayachio no Kami is a deity mentioned in early Japanese chronicles such as the Kojiki, associated with the mythological genealogy of Japan's ancestral kami. The name suggests attributes of swiftness or vigor, though detailed accounts of this deity's specific role and worship are sparse in surviving records. As with many figures in the ancient kami lineage, veneration would have been tied to clan ancestry and the broader Shinto tradition of honoring national and ancestral spirits.