Otonoji no Kami is a deity mentioned in the Kojiki as one of the offspring of Okuninushi's lineage, associated with the household and dwelling, and by extension linked to the settled agricultural life of early communities. As with many kami recorded in early Japanese chronicles, detailed accounts of specific rites or offerings tied to this deity are limited in surviving sources. Some traditions connect such household-related kami to the wellbeing of the home and its provisions, though such associations should be understood as folk interpretation rather than established doctrine.