Fūjin

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Fūjin is the Japanese Shinto god of wind, often depicted as a fearsome demon-like figure carrying a large bag of winds.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shinto deity
kami
wind god
alignment ambivalent deity
appearsIn Japanese folklore
medieval Japanese religious art
artTradition Japanese Buddhist art
Japanese temple iconography
associatedWith good fortune in travel
harvests
protection from natural disasters
sea voyages
typhoons
weather
attribute green skin in some depictions
large bag of winds
wild hair
canBe beneficial
destructive
controls air currents
storms
winds
cosmicFunction controlling direction and strength of winds
releasing winds from his bag
culture Japanese
depictedAs demon-like figure
muscular humanoid
domain wind
gender male
iconographicElement billowing cloth bag
influence East Asian representations of wind deities
mythology Japanese mythology
notableDepiction gate statues at Sensō-ji temple in Asakusa, Tokyo
oftenDepictedWith Raijin NERFINISHED
otherName Futen NERFINISHED
Fūten NERFINISHED
Kaze-no-kami NERFINISHED
pairedWith storm imagery in art
thunder clouds in art
pantheon Shinto pantheon NERFINISHED
relationship companion of Raijin
counterpart of Raijin
religion Shinto
role bringer of winds to the world
protector deity of Japan in some legends
visualPosition often shown on the right side of temple gates
worshipPlace Buddhist temples in Japan
Shinto shrines

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kaminarimon hasStatue Fūjin
Thunder Gate hasStatueOf Fūjin