This figure possessed a set of jewels that controlled the tides, and through his daughter Otohime and son-in-law Hoori, he is the great-grandfather of Jimmu Tenno.
This figure's domicile experiences the four seasons simultaneously, one at each corner. In one story, this deity gives a wish-granting child named "Snotty-Nosed Brat" to a lumberjack in exchange for his firewood, but the lumberjack sends the child away after he runs out of wishes. In another story, this figure ordered one of his servants to capture a monkey in order to consume its liver, but after his servant failed he crushed all of its bones. This figure's daughter, whose name meant "luminous jewel", turned into a dragon after giving birth and flew away from her husband. In another story, this figure helped his son-in-law recover a fish-hook. One day within this figure's palace is equivalent to one hundred years in the real world; that fact plays heavily into the legend of a fisherman who visited it, named Urashima Taro. This figure possessed a set of jewels that controlled the tides, and through his daughter Otohime and son-in-law Hoori, he is the great-grandfather of Jimmu Tenno. For 10 points, name this dragon, the Shinto god of the sea
This figure's domicile experiences the four seasons simultaneously, one at each corner.
Ryujin or Watatsumi