Daikokuten is a prominent deity in Japanese mythology, often associated with wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. He is one of the Seven Lucky Gods, known for his jovial nature and the ability to bring abundance to households. Typically depicted as a plump figure with a large bag of treasures and a mallet, Daikokuten symbolizes the blessings of prosperity and happiness. Originally derived from the Hindu god Mahākāla, Daikokuten was adapted into Japanese culture, where he became a protector of farmers and merchants. His image is commonly found in homes and businesses, as people seek his favor for financial success and overall well-being.