Kamuromi-no-mikoto is a deity named within the Norito, the ritual prayers of Shinto tradition, most notably invoked in the Ōharae no Kotoba, the Great Purification Ritual text. This deity is typically named alongside Kamuroki-no-mikoto as ancestral or progenitor kami associated with the divine authority behind purification and exorcism rites. The name and role are documented primarily through liturgical texts rather than narrative myth, reflecting a function tied to ritual invocation rather than a developed personal mythology.