Kamo Wake-ikazuchi is a deity in Japanese mythology, primarily associated with agriculture and rice cultivation. He is revered as a god of thunder and storms, believed to bring rain essential for crops. His name translates to "the thunder god of Kamo," reflecting his origins in the Kamo Shrine in Kyoto. Worship of Kamo Wake-ikazuchi dates back to ancient times, and he is often depicted as a powerful figure wielding a lightning bolt. Festivals and rituals are held in his honor, emphasizing his importance in ensuring bountiful harvests and protecting farmers from natural disasters.