Fukukenjaku Kannon, also known as Fukukenjaku Kanzeon, is one of the transformative manifestations of Kannon (Avalokiteshvara) venerated in Japanese Buddhism, particularly within esoteric traditions. The name refers to a rope or lasso (kenjaku) said to symbolize the compassionate gathering in of beings who might otherwise stray, drawing them toward liberation and protection. Devotional traditions associate this form of Kannon with safeguarding and aiding practitioners, though such benefits are matters of faith rather than verifiable fact.