Yokihi Kannon is a form of the bodhisattva Kannon (Avalokiteshvara) whose name and imagery are traditionally linked to Yang Guifei (Yokihi), the celebrated consort of the Tang Chinese emperor Xuanzong, renowned for her beauty. Depicted with an especially elegant, refined countenance and courtly attire, this manifestation is venerated in certain Japanese Buddhist temples, most notably Sennyu-ji in Kyoto, where a statue said to embody this form is enshrined. Devotees have historically approached this Kannon image in connection with hopes for beauty and well-being, though such associations reflect popular veneration rather than formal doctrinal claims.