Japanese Incense: Choose a Scent & Format

Choose the fragrance you want to try, then compare the stick format, pack size and accessories. A small pack, a box with a stand and a larger sandalwood box suit different needs.

Three places to start

• HERB & EARTH: 20 bamboo incense sticks, with named scents such as Patchouli and Vanilla.
• Elemense: 40 incense sticks with a stand included. Select an individual fragrance; the box is not a scent assortment.
• Mainichi Byakudan: a 150-stick sandalwood option, with an approximate 25-minute burn time per stick.

Find your next fragrance

Start with a note you enjoy, or try a different direction for your next box.

• HERB & EARTH — Vanilla
  Vanilla is the key note. A 20-stick bamboo incense pack.
• Elemense — Nukubai
  Warm, sweet and gently smoky, with vanilla, tobacco, patchouli and sandalwood notes. 40 sticks with a stand.
• Elemense — Tetsukon
  Citrus and floral notes over woods: bergamot, violet, cedarwood and agarwood. 40 sticks with a stand.
• Mainichi Byakudan — Sandalwood
  For a sandalwood fragrance with a warm, woody character. A 150-stick box.

If you enjoy vanilla, Nukubai offers a blend with vanilla among its notes. For a change of pace, try Tetsukon for citrus and floral notes, or Mainichi Byakudan for sandalwood. Check the selected fragrance and availability on the product page.

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