Amida Nyorai, known in Sanskrit as Amitabha, is a principal Buddha of Mahayana Buddhism revered especially within Pure Land traditions in Japan, including Jodo Shu and Jodo Shinshu. He is venerated as the presiding figure of the Western Pure Land, and devotion to him through the recitation of his name is central to many Japanese funerary and memorial rites. The particular image or tradition referred to as Unazuki Amida reflects a localized devotional practice, though detailed historical documentation about this specific designation is limited.