Enoki Dairokuten-shin is a syncretic deity enshrined at certain small shrines and roadside sites in Japan, often associated with a sacred enoki (Chinese hackberry) tree, reflecting a blend of local tree veneration and Dairokuten (Sixth Heaven) worship rooted in Buddhist cosmology. Such shrines are traditionally visited by those seeking blessings related to love and relationships, though these associations largely stem from local folk practice and oral tradition rather than formal doctrinal sources. Documentation on this specific figure remains limited, and much of what is known derives from regional custom rather than canonical scripture.