天表春命
Ame-no-Uwaharu-no-mikoto is a lesser-known kami referenced in early Japanese mythological and genealogical records, associated with the broader pantheon of heavenly deities (amatsukami) tied to the imperial and clan lineages. Little detailed narrative survives about this figure in the classical texts, and its connection to arts and entertainment appears to stem from later folk or shrine tradition rather than the primary mythic corpus. As with many minor kami, worship or invocation of Ame-no-Uwaharu-no-mikoto is typically localized to specific shrines, where its character and functions are shaped by regional custom.