There are a number of shrines throughout Japan which enshrine goddesses called Tamayoribime, and it is believed that many of such goddesses are deified shrine maidens who became the wife (i.e. a woman that a divine spirit was drawn to) of a local god (in most cases, however, they are regarded as the Tamayoribime in the myths who was Ugayafukiaezu's wife).
全国にタマヨリビメという名の神を祀る神社があり、その多くはその地域の神の妻（神霊の依り代）となった巫女を神格化したものと考えられる（ただし、一般には、神話に登場するウガヤフキアエズの妻のタマヨリビメとされていることが多い）。