三狐神
also: さぐじ
Meanings
1
god of food
archaic
Archaic term for a deity associated with food, particularly in Shinto contexts. Rarely used in modern language outside historical or mythological references.
In the Kojiki, Miketsukami appears as a god of food.
2
Inari; Uka-no-Mitama
archaic
Specifically refers to Inari, the god of harvests, or Uka-no-Mitama, the god of food (especially rice). Archaic usage; modern references typically use 稲荷 or 宇迦之御魂神.
Miketsukami is sometimes identified with Inari.