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Takasago Hana by Nippon Kodo is a traditionally styled Japanese incense with sandalwood as its central fragrance note. Nippon Kodo describes the fragrance as gentle and calming, associating it with a sense of celebration and joy. The incense sticks are made in Japan and presented in a decorative paper roll.
The name Takasago refers to a well-known Japanese Noh play dating from the 14th century. The story of the pine trees of Takasago and Sumiyoshi is traditionally associated with bonds, harmony and enduring togetherness. As a result, the name also carries associations with happy and celebratory occasions in Japan.
Warm, soft and woody, with sandalwood at the heart of the fragrance. It also has a subtle floral side that gives the classic sandalwood character a lighter, more elegant quality. This makes Takasago Hana feel less dry or purely wood-focused than some traditional sandalwood incenses.
In Japanese culture, Takasago is closely associated with ideas of joy, harmony and togetherness. This cultural reference complements the presentation and character of Takasago Hana: a subtle sandalwood incense suitable both for quiet moments in everyday life and for special occasions.
The manufacturer's current product page confirms sandalwood as the principal fragrance note, a burning time of approximately 30 minutes and a roll length of 140 mm.
Light the tip of an incense stick, gently blow out the flame after a few seconds and place the smouldering stick in a suitable incense holder. Use on a fire-resistant surface and do not leave unattended while burning.
