Kunjudo Karin Kifune Incense Sticks – Agarwood – 30 g

Karin Kifune by Kunjudo is a high-quality variant of the Japanese Karin series in which agarwood is explicitly included in the composition alongside sandalwood for the first time. The fragrance combines these two classic aromatic woods with a finely balanced aromatic composition and has an elegant, soft yet woody character.

Agarwood and sandalwood

The composition clearly distinguishes Kifune from Karin, Tokusen Karin and Karin Togetsu. Kunjudo lists Tabu bark powder, sandalwood, agarwood and fragrances as the ingredients. This variant therefore explicitly contains agarwood alongside sandalwood, one of the characteristic aromatic woods of Japanese incense culture.

Kunjudo describes Karin Kifune as a modern and refined interpretation of these traditional woods. Sandalwood provides a clear, pleasantly woody foundation, while agarwood gives the composition greater depth. The fragrance remains soft and balanced, with a subtle, elegant presence.

Fragrance profile

Woody, soft and refined, with sandalwood and agarwood at the heart of the composition. Compared with the more floral or perfumed variants of the Karin series, Kifune has a more classic character and is more strongly influenced by Japanese aromatic woods, without becoming heavy or overpowering.

Japanese incense sticks by Kunjudo

Karin Kifune is made by Kunjudo in Japan. The sticks are approx. 13.5 cm long and have a burning time of approx. 25 minutes. The manufacturer describes the smoke level as normal.

• Contents: 30 g
• Length: approx. 13.5 cm
• Burning time: approx. 25 minutes
• Composition: Tabu bark powder, sandalwood, agarwood and fragrances
• Manufacturer: Kunjudo
• Origin: Japan

To use, light the tip of an incense stick, blow out the flame and place the glowing stick in a suitable incense holder. Use on a fire-resistant surface.