Jinkoh Eiju by Nippon Kodo is the agarwood variety in the Eiju range and is intended for lovers of deeper, classically woody Japanese fragrances. “Jinkoh” is the Japanese term for fragrant agarwood (aloeswood), while “Eiju” can be interpreted as longevity.
Compared with the softer, more immediately accessible sandalwood character of Byakudan Eiju, Jinkoh Eiju has a deeper and more complex fragrance profile. The agarwood shapes the composition with a warm, refined and multifaceted woody character accompanied by a subtly sweet note. The fragrance remains balanced, making it suitable both for regular incense burning and for quiet moments and meditation.
Fragrance Profile
Warm, deep and woody with a delicate sweetness and the characteristic aromatic depth of agarwood. Jinkoh Eiju is more complex than the sandalwood variety in the range without becoming overpowering, making it a good introduction to the world of Japanese agarwood incense.
Jinkoh Eiju in Two Formats
Jinkoh Eiju is available as a compact roll carefully wrapped in paper containing approximately 20 g of incense sticks, as well as in a large box containing approximately 180 g. The roll format is easy to store and transport, while the large pack is particularly intended for regular incense burning.
Jinkoh Eiju is made in Japan by Nippon Kodo and belongs to the Eiju family, which interprets various classic woody notes in different qualities and fragrance profiles.