Konohanasakuyahime-no-mikoto is a kami in Japanese Shinto tradition, best known as the goddess associated with Mount Fuji and enshrined at Fuji Sengen shrines throughout Japan. According to myth recorded in the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, she is the daughter of the mountain deity Ōyamatsumi and wife of the heavenly grandson Ninigi-no-Mikoto, and her story involves proving her chastity by giving birth within a burning hut, an episode that has led to her association with childbirth and fertility. She is often symbolized by cherry blossoms, reflecting both the fleeting beauty of blossoms and her role in agricultural and reproductive abundance within Shinto belief.