Hime Okami

Hime Okami, meaning "Princess Deity," is a title used in Shinto for various enshrined goddesses rather than a single fixed figure, often appearing as a consort or female counterpart to a principal god at shrines such as Usa Jingu and Munakata Taisha. She is generally honored within contexts of ancestral lineage and imperial or clan mythology, and in some shrine traditions is associated with matters of love, marriage, and family bonds. Devotees and shrine records approach her as a guardian of relational harmony and ancestral continuity, though specific attributions vary by locality and tradition.