Uganomitama is a kami of grain, food, and sustenance in Shinto tradition, often identified with or closely associated with Inari, the deity widely venerated across Japan. Under names such as Hattatsu Inari, this deity is enshrined at various Inari shrines and is linked by tradition to agricultural abundance, which over time extended to broader associations with commerce and prosperity. Devotion to Uganomitama typically involves offerings and rituals at Inari shrines, reflecting the deity's deep roots in Japan's agrarian and communal life.