Fukushima no Kami is a deity in Japanese mythology associated with the Fukushima region. The name translates to "God of Fukushima," and this figure is often revered for protection and blessings over the land and its people. In the context of the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, the deity gained renewed significance as locals sought spiritual solace and recovery from the crisis. Many turned to Shinto practices, praying for safety and restoration in the aftermath of the disaster, highlighting the deep connection between culture, spirituality, and community resilience.