Awaji Baikundo Incense cypress bamboo hinoki Ideal for offerings and Baikundo's Low-Smoke Sticks Low-smoke, scent, charcoal-infused, (120g)

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Buy incense sticks on Amazon. These bamboo charcoal incense sticks have a subtle fragrance and produce almost no smoke when used upright. These incense sticks won't burst into flames immediately; just hold them over a flame for about two seconds and they're lit. The scent of hinoki cypress is said to stimulate the hippocampus in the brain. (Japanese incense sticks, Awaji Baikundou Incense, Japan) Place of origin: Japan (Awaji Island, the home of incense production) Packaging: Cardboard box / Package size: 15.5cm (length) x 3.3cm (height) x 9.3cm (width) Shape: Incense sticks for Buddhist ceremonies. Incense sticks that express your thoughts and feelings, and receive blessings in return. Incense made with cypress essential oil. Contents: 120g / Weight: 180g / Length: Approx. 14cm / Burning time: Approx. 30 minutes Low-smoke incense sticks Low-smoke incense sticks, bamboo charcoal-infused cypress incense, 120g, Awaji Baikundo. It produces almost no smoke compared to regular incense sticks. The fragrance is a gentle, natural scent of cypress wood, completely unlike the traditional incense scent. If you use it from autumn through winter when it gets colder, you are sure to be satisfied. The scent of cypress will gently soothe away the fatigue of everyday life. "Close your eyes and you'll find yourself in a panoramic view of nature, immersed in forest bathing." Manufactured by Awaji Baikundo, a company with a history of over 100 years since its founding. We continue to make incense sticks using natural ingredients and cherishing our long-standing traditional manufacturing methods. Ginza and Kyoto, places where people gather, are like markets for selling incense sticks. The largest incense production area in Japan, accounting for 70% of the national production, is located on the west coast of Awaji Island. Among them, Ei is one of the 100 most fragrant landscapes in Japan, boasting a row of incense shops that is perhaps the only one of its kind in the country. Located along Prefectural Road 31, which faces west and takes advantage of the prevailing westerly winds, it is the ideal location for making high-quality incense, and we carefully manufacture and deliver our incense to you. For gifts, incense sets, and presents, let Awaji Baikundo's exquisitely crafted incense convey your feelings to your loved ones.