What is princess konohanasakuya?

Princess Konohanasakuya is a Japanese goddess of volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and volcanoes. She is also known as Konohanasakuyahime or Konohana Sakuya Hime. Her name translates to "the princess who causes the cherry blossom trees to bloom," which represents her association with spring and fertility.

According to Japanese mythology, Princess Konohanasakuya is the wife of the god Ninigi-no-Mikoto, who is the grandson of the sun goddess Amaterasu. She is said to have been born from a blossom of the cherry tree, and her beauty and grace are said to rival that of the cherry blossoms themselves.

Princess Konohanasakuya is often depicted as a beautiful woman dressed in white robes, with long, flowing hair. She is associated with Mount Fuji and is believed to protect Japan from earthquakes and other natural disasters.

In Japanese culture, Princess Konohanasakuya is celebrated during the Hanami Festival, which is held each year to celebrate the beauty of the cherry blossom trees. She is also honored during the Hinamatsuri festival, which is held on March 3rd to celebrate the health and happiness of girls.