Daikokuten

Daikokuten is a dōjutsu of Isshiki Ōtsutsuki's unspecified dōjutsu. Through its use, anything he has previously shrunken using Sukunahikona can be stored within a dimension where time doesn't flow, allowing them to maintain a pristine condition. They can be instantaneously retrieved and enlarged at the focus of his gaze. The objects retrieved are manifested with such speed that they can catch attentive opponents, such as a Sage Mode enhanced Koji Kashin, off guard while inflicting serious bodily harm.

While inhabiting Jigen’s body, this technique normally required hand gestures in order to summon the foreign matter back, but in his original form, Isshiki can achieve the effect just by looking at desired objects.

Trivia

 * This technique appears to be inspired by the Uchide no Kozuchi, a hammer obtained by the hero in the Issun-bōshi, and can manifest anything the wielder desires by striking it against something.
 * Daikokuten is the name of one of the Seven Lucky Gods of Buddhism, the great god of darkness/blackness, and is depicted wielding the Uchide no Kozuchi.