Established in 1594, Kyoto, Kungyokudo is Japan's oldest incense supplier of scent for ceremony and spirit. 

Scent #1 — Uji Matcha
The beauty of Uji's tea plantations is that the stripes woven by the tea trees continue to the edge of the mountain. The rich and deep scent of matcha tea will take a breather from your busy life.

Scent #2 — Matsuo Moss
A quiet garden where even a single drop of rain is dyed deep green. A moist, warm earthy scent of smooth moss, reminiscent of velvet carpet.

Scent #3 — City of Sakai 
The aroma that lingers in Nishi Honganji Monzen-cho, the fragrant wood and incense sticks in the Kungyokudo store. Everything on display is a fusion of fragrance. Blended based on the incense book handed down from generations.

Scent #4 — Teramachi
Historic shrines and temples scattered about, refined gems through the glass of antique art dealers, and the innovation of long-established traditional shops. A scent that reflects the nostalgia and newness of this town like light and shadow.

Scent #5 — Rhino at dusk
Attracted by the sound of the looms, we turned many narrow roads lined with townhouses, and finally got lost in the back of the stone-paved alley. Suddenly, it is wrapped in a sweet and nostalgic scent. The nostalgic fragrance of fragrant rhinoceros at dusk.

Contains 58 incense sticks. Average burn time approximately 15 minutes.