Nippon Kodo Jinkoh Tendan – Agarwood Incense Sticks 125 g

Jinkoh Tendan by Nippon Kodo is a Japanese incense made with agarwood (Jinkoh). The composition places the characteristic fragrance of this traditional Japanese aromatic wood at its heart, combining it with reduced smoke production.

Jinkoh – precious agarwood in Japanese incense culture

Jinkoh is the Japanese name for agarwood, one of the most important aromatic woods in Japanese incense culture. Its complex fragrance develops within the wood through natural processes and has been prized for centuries in high-quality incense.

In Jinkoh Tendan, agarwood is not merely the name of a fragrance: Nippon Kodo explicitly lists Jinkoh as one of the main ingredients. The manufacturer also names tabu bark and charcoal. Further details about the exact formula and the origin, species and quality of the agarwood used are not provided.

An elegant and natural agarwood character

Nippon Kodo describes Tendan as a high-quality incense in which the natural fragrance of Jinkoh plays a particularly important role. The fragrance has the characteristic deep and multifaceted woody character of agarwood while remaining balanced and elegant.

Smoke production is reduced compared with ordinary incense sticks. This allows the fragrance to be appreciated without heavy smoke taking centre stage.

125 g of Japanese incense sticks

The pack contains approximately 125 g of incense sticks. Each stick measures around 14 cm in length and burns for approximately 25 minutes.

Features of Nippon Kodo Jinkoh Tendan

• Manufacturer: Nippon Kodo
• Origin: Japan
• Fragrance: agarwood (Jinkoh)
• Main materials according to the manufacturer: tabu bark, charcoal and agarwood (Jinkoh)
• Contents: approx. 125 g
• Length: approx. 14 cm per stick
• Burning time: approx. 25 min per stick
• Smoke production: reduced
• Packaging dimensions: approx. 156 × 85 × 34 mm