Kunitsukami refers to the deities or spirits associated with the land and natural elements in Japanese mythology. These beings are believed to inhabit various aspects of nature, such as mountains, rivers, and forests. They play a significant role in Shinto beliefs, where they are revered and respected as guardians of the environment. In Shinto practices, people often perform rituals and offerings to honor Kunitsukami. This is done to seek their blessings for good harvests, protection, and harmony with nature. The relationship between humans and these spirits emphasizes the importance of living in balance with the natural world.