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Japanese Incense

Japanese Incense is more mild than most other types of incense, and high quality Japanese incense is often called Koh. The highest quality incense is usually made out of aloeswood or sandalwood, and can cost hundreds, or even thousands of dollars per box. Fortunately, you won't have to spend that much for quality Japanese Incense here.

What makes Japanese Incense different is that it doesn't have a bamboo stick in the middle. Hence, the incense is less pungent that other non-Japanese scents. The most popular type of Japanese Incense is Morning Star, which is made by Nippon Kodo, a well respected manufacturer of Japanese style stick and cone incense.
Ka Fuh Incense Sticks
Ka Fuh Incense Sticks
$6.39

Cho Cho San Incense Cones
Cho Cho San Incense Cones
$7.50
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Morning Star Incense, 200 Sticks Per Box
Morning Star Incense, 200 Sticks Per Box
$6.75

Naturense Incense - 40 Sticks Per Box
Naturense Incense - 40 Sticks Per Box
$3.95


Notes About Japanese Incense
  • Generally more mild than Indian or Tibetan styles of incense
  • The sticks don't have bamboo so might be a little more fragile
  • Some boxes will include a free incense burner stand
  • Usually has less smoke than other forms of incense
  • Aloes wood incense is the most prized by experts, as it is in short supply and comes from petrified trees



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