Jurojin is a figure from Japanese mythology, often recognized as one of the Seven Lucky Gods, known as Shichifukujin. He is depicted as an elderly man with a long white beard, symbolizing wisdom and longevity. Jurojin is often associated with the concept of a long life and is believed to bring good fortune and health to those who honor him. In art and culture, Jurojin is frequently shown with a deer, which represents longevity, and a scroll that contains the wisdom of life. He is celebrated during the New Year and is a popular subject in various forms of Japanese art, embodying the hope for a prosperous and healthy life.