Neko-gami Miyori Daimyojin is a lesser-known Shinto kami enshrined in a coastal fishing community, where cats have long been regarded as guardians against vermin and bad luck on boats. Local tradition associates this deity with the protection of fishermen and their vessels, reflecting the broader folk practice of venerating cat spirits as guardians of maritime livelihoods. Documentation of this specific shrine and its worship practices remains limited, and details about its origins and rites are drawn largely from regional oral tradition rather than extensive textual record.