Koryu Okami (also rendered Kourin Okami) is a deity venerated within certain Japanese folk and Shinto-derived traditions, particularly associated with dragon (ryu) symbolism and its connections to water, fortune, and prosperity. Dragon deities in Japanese belief are often linked to abundance and the flow of wealth, though such associations arise from cultural symbolism rather than doctrinal certainty. Devotees regard this figure with reverence, seeking favor through prayer and ritual observance, though specific claims of guaranteed benefit are matters of faith rather than established fact.