Ame-no-Hoakari-no-mikoto is a deity from Japanese mythology recorded in texts such as the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, often described as a son of Ame-no-Oshihomimi and associated with the imperial lineage's mythological genealogy. His name incorporates elements suggesting fire and light, and he is venerated at certain shrines, including those connected to the Owari clan, as an ancestral and guardian deity. In some later traditions he has come to be honored in connection with agricultural abundance and prosperity, reflecting broader Shinto associations between ancestral kami and the wellbeing of communities and enterprises.