Kamu-o-ichi-hime

Kamu-o-ichi-hime is a deity who rules over the land of Inari. She has turquoise hair and is often seen wearing a kimono. She is a kind and benevolent goddess who loves to help her people. One day, a young boy named Kon Kon was lost in the forest. He was scared and alone, but Kamu-o-ichi-hime found him and helped him find his way home. Kon Kon was so grateful to Kamu-o-ichi-hime that he vowed to become a priest and serve her for the rest of his life. Kon Kon became a great priest and he served Kamu-o-ichi-hime faithfully for many years. He even wrote a book about her called "The Legend of Kamu-o-ichi-hime." The book became a bestseller and it helped to spread the word about Kamu-o-ichi-hime's kindness and benevolence. To this day, Kamu-o-ichi-hime is still revered by the people of Inari. She is a symbol of hope and good fortune, and her story is one of the most beloved in Japanese mythology.