Takemizuwake Okami is a deity venerated within Japan's Shinto tradition, associated with agriculture and food, and is worshipped at certain regional shrines connected to harvest and sustenance. Details about this deity's specific mythological origins and role are less widely documented compared to major agricultural kami such as Inari, and much of what is known derives from local shrine tradition and regional practice. Followers have historically looked to this deity in connection with the cultivation of crops and the provision of food, though the precise scope of veneration varies by locality.