Having a name translating as "Field-monkey prince," he's the only earthly member of the Okami.
During the Tokugawa Period, the Confucian teachings of Yamazaki Ansai held that this figure was the foremost teacher of morality who instructed humans. This figure is over seven feet tall and has a nose seven hands long, with burning red eyes that appear like mirrors - that appearance explains his association with the tengu. One story says that his hand became trapped in a clam at Azaka, and he thus drowned in the Isuzu River. He's often accompanied by Mizaru, Kikizaru, and Iwazaru, and he typically holds a spear. He marries Uzume after her dance convinces him to allow Ninigi to pass along the Ama-no-uki-hashi, or the floating Bridge of Heaven. Having a name translating as "Field-monkey prince," he's the only earthly member of the Okami. FTP, name this Shinto kami of the crossroads.  
During the Tokugawa Period, the Confucian teachings of Yamazaki Ansai held that this figure was the foremost teacher of morality who instructed humans.
{Sarutahiko} Okami (or {Sarutahiko} no Kami or {Saruta} or {Sarudabiko} or {Sarutabiko})