Nippon Kodo – Japanese Incense: Classics and Modern Collections ⁽⁶¹⁾

Mainichikoh, Seiun, Scentsual & more – the main ranges at a glance

The collection spans three families: Japan's great incense classics, traditional temple-inspired blends and contemporary lines.

• Mainichikoh – "The everyday incense" – one of the best-selling incense sticks in Japan for over a century. Sandalwood, a touch of spice and precious woods for a familiar, calming companion in daily life.
• Seiun – Elegant, low-smoke incense sticks inspired by the purity of the sky and Mount Fuji. Aloeswood variants (Jinkoh, Kyara) alongside floral notes of chrysanthemum and violet – a refined entry point into Japanese meditation incense.
• Meiko, Eiju & Tendan – Traditional incense in the spirit of ancient temples: sandalwood, cinnamon, benzoin and aromatic herbs in deep, well-balanced compositions. Eiju is warmer and gently sweet; Tendan more complex and contemplative.
• Scentsual – Nippon Kodo's modern botanical line: palo santo, white sage, cedar, sandalwood. A clean, minimalist approach for lovers of aromatherapy and natural wellbeing.
• Elemense & Taiyo – Contemporary collections with a refined, considered presentation. Elemense follows the philosophy of the five elements; Taiyo brings warmth and lightness to everyday life.