Niutsuhime-no-Okami is a deity venerated in Japan, primarily enshrined at Niutsuhime Shrine in Wakayama Prefecture, with a documented history dating back centuries and close association with the sacred mountain complex of Koyasan. Traditionally regarded as a protective and guardian deity, the deity is closely linked to the safeguarding of land and community, and has long been connected to the Kii Peninsula's religious traditions, including ties to Kobo Daishi and the establishment of Buddhist practice in the region. Devotees have historically sought this deity's protective presence, though specific claims of benefit should be understood within the context of traditional belief rather than verified fact.