白蛇龍神
Hakuja Ryujin refers to a white serpent revered as an incarnation or messenger of the dragon deity Ryujin, a figure rooted in Japanese folk belief and Shinto-Buddhist syncretic tradition connected to water, rivers, and sacred springs. The white snake motif is widely associated with Benzaiten and with shrines dedicated to prosperity, where it is regarded by devotees as an auspicious symbol linked to wealth and good fortune. Worship or reverence of Hakuja Ryujin persists at various local shrines in Japan, though specific claims about its powers rest on popular tradition rather than doctrinal certainty.