Shu Koh Koku Incense - 170 SticksWe Say Shu koh koku means "Gathering of Fragrant Countries". Shu koh koku blends high quality sandalwood with sweet Vietnamese aloeswood, alongside selected Chinese herbs and spices, producing a complex and mysterious fragrance where various notes come in at different times. Selector's Notes Japanese Incense In the year 538 CE, Japanese incense came to Japan from China along with Buddhism. From that point on, incense would become an important facet of

FEATURES 40 sticks of incense / 30 mins per stick

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