Taro Taniguchi The one and only fragrant island The Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan) records an anecdote that in 595 AD, the first incense wood drifted ashore on Awaji Island. Awaji Island boasts the largest production of incense sticks in Japan, where incense masters, called "Koshi," inherit traditional techniques while pursuing new incense sticks. This product is a collection of "Japanese-related scents" carefully selected by Koshi who have inherited traditional techniques through generations. First, please find your favorite scent. It is also recommended as a gift for your important friends. Information Brand AWAJI ENCENS Technique Incense Material Wood powder, fragrance Size (cm) W9.5 * D15.5 * H3 Weight (g) 75 Capacity (ml) Box PP case Note Incense holder is not included.When burning incense, please use a non-combustible container that can receive ash.Handle fire with extreme care and do not leave it unattended once lit.This is not food. Keep out of reach of infants and young children.Do not use for purposes other than intended. Also, ensure adequate ventilation. Remarks To maintain quality, avoid high temperatures and humidity