Yuga Daigongen is a syncretic deity venerated in Japanese Buddhist-Shinto tradition, often depicted as a fox-riding figure associated with Dakiniten and linked to esoteric Shingon practices. The deity is traditionally invoked in rites of purification and exorcism, believed by devotees to help dispel impurity and malevolent influences. Worship of Yuga Daigongen reflects the broader honji suijaku framework, blending indigenous kami beliefs with Buddhist cosmology.