Japanese natural incense sticks. Meikoh Eiju incense from the Japanese house Nippon Kodo has a clear scent that is not very persistent after use, a feature that is functional for certain environments. Suitable for everyday use, it brings to mind rural images, such as those we might experience treading on a moss-covered stone or the atmosphere of an ancient temple, shrouded by trees. Created using a technique that blends different fragrances with sandalwood, it is an incense with a traditional scent, handed down from ancient times, to which master incense makers have added more modern essences, such as cinnamon bark and the aroma of sweet pine.
