Izasawake-no-mikoto is a deity enshrined at Kehi Jingu in Tsuruga, Fukui Prefecture, and is regarded as a significant food or provisioning deity within the shrine's tradition. Local lore associates this kami with sustenance and the granting of food to travelers or the populace, though such accounts belong to legend rather than verified historical record. The deity's veneration reflects broader Shinto reverence for the forces sustaining agriculture and food supply in Japanese religious life.