Awaji Long Incense Long Feast for Pure Sweet Tea One Rounded Approximately 70 for Buddhist Memorial and 1 Incense Sticks Baikundo's Sticks, Length, "A

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Follow our shop for new arrivals! Please leave a review when your item arrives. ―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・― It is customary to offer one's preferred offering first when making a wish to a deity or Buddha. With sweet tea incense, a deity or Buddha's favorite, we wish "May the deceased go to a good place." Sweet tea incense, a deity or Buddha's favorite, grants wishes. Long incense sticks. For Buddhist memorial services, temples, funerals, and memorial services. Long incense sticks. Origin: Japan (Awaji Island) / Ingredients: Sweet tea, sandalwood, Machilus thunbergii powder Package size: 31.2cm (length) x 2.7cm (height) x 3.5cm (width) / Contents: approx. 60g / Weight: approx. 95g / Length: approx. 31cm / Incense stick thickness: approx. 2mm / Burning time: approx. 70 minutes A refreshing and pure sweet tea fragrance that gives courage to our hearts as we face all kinds of difficulties. Long incense sticks for Buddhist memorial services, funerals, and memorial services at temples. An offering to the Buddha. A sweet tea incense favored by gods and Buddhas, offered to the deceased to guide them to a better place. This thoughtful and carefully crafted sweet tea incense is a treat for the Buddha. Thoughtfulness and sincerity are conveyed, fulfilling the wish for remembrance. Manufactured by Awaji Baikundo, which boasts a history of over 100 years since its founding. We continue to make incense sticks using natural ingredients and cherishing our long-standing traditional manufacturing methods. While bustling areas like Ginza and Kyoto are marketplaces for incense, the top incense production area in Japan, accounting for 70% of the national production, lies on the west coast of Awaji Island. Among them is Ei, one of Japan's 100 most fragrant landscapes, where incense shops line the streets—a unique sight in the country. Located along Prefectural Road 31, which faces west and utilizes the prevailing westerly winds, it is considered the ideal location for producing high-quality incense, and we carefully manufacture and deliver our incense to you. For gifts, incense gift sets, and presents, entrust your feelings to the fragrance of Awaji Baikundo's carefully crafted incense to give a tangible form to your loved ones.