Nunakawahime (Japanese: 沼河日売) is a female Japanese deity (kami) in Shinto and spouse to Ōkuninushi. When he arrived at her home, he sang a song requesting her hand in marriage. She returned the song, and the two were married the next day.
Nunakawahime is a female Japanese deity in Shinto and spouse to Ōkuninushi. When he arrived at her home, he sang a song requesting her hand in marriage. She returned the song, and the two were married the next day.
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Nunakawahime (Japanese: 沼河日売) is a female Japanese deity (kami) in Shinto and spouse to Ōkuninushi. When he arrived at her home, he sang a song requesting her hand in marriage. She returned the song, and the two were married the next day.