Also called the Deva of bliss, Kangiten is invoked both for enlightenment and for worldly gains - more for the latter than the former. Kangiten is usually offered sweet confections called “Kangidan” (歓喜団, “bliss-buns”) which are made from curds, honey, and red bean paste. They are wrapped in kneaded dough made from parched flour and shaped like a bun before they are deep fried. Kangidan is a variant of the modak, said to be a favorite of Ganesha. Daikon, sake, and fresh fruits are also common offerings. The offerings are later partaken in the same spirit as Hindus take prasad.