Tōkijin, also known as the "God of the Sword," is a deity in Japanese mythology associated with martial arts and weaponry. Often depicted as a fierce warrior, Tōkijin embodies the spirit of the samurai and is revered for his skills in combat. He is sometimes linked to the legendary swordsmiths of Japan, who crafted powerful blades. In Japanese culture, Tōkijin is celebrated in various forms of art and literature, symbolizing strength and honor. His influence can be seen in traditional practices such as kendo and iaido, where the mastery of the sword is central. Tōkijin serves as a reminder of the values of discipline and respect in martial traditions.