Awaji Umekundo Incense Agarwood Sweet Tea Incense 105g Agarwood Incense Sticks #16 (105g)

Agarwood incense sticks made with natural agarwood and have a pleasant aroma of sweet tea incense, which will be enjoyed during the Obon holidays with Buddha's favorite sweet tea incense in the shape of your thoughts. Fulfilling the Buddha's wish for a feast. Specialty/favorite sweet tea flavor Production area: Japan (Awaji Island, the home of incense stick manufacturing) / Package: Paper box / Package size: Length 15.5cm x Height 3.4cm x Width 9.4cm Shape: Incense for Buddhist rituals. Healing incense/Contents: 105g/Weight: Approx. 168g/Length: Approx. 14cm/Burning time: Approx. 30 minutes [*Note*] If you are sending the product gift incense directly to the recipient, please be sure to set the gift settings (required to display the recipient's name). 1. Amazon Prime (This product is sold by Awaji Baikundo, Awaji Island, and shipped by Amazon.co.jp.) When placing an order, only the shipping address and name of the shipping source will be printed as usual. However, if you make gift settings at the time of ordering, the name and address specified as the billing address at the time of ordering will be printed on the invoice as the gift recipient. Please be sure to register your gift settings when sending as a gift. 2.Payment method is credit card. 3. Don't use Amazon gift cards. Don't pay with Amazon points. Do not pay using convenience stores, ATMs, online banking, electronic money, mobile payments, or Amazon gift certificates. *Shipped by Amazon.co.jp. If you select and order a product that is marked with , the shipping will be from Amazon, so wrapping and inquiries will be handled by Amazon.co.jp. Awaji Island Koji Agarwood incense A masterpiece of incense. Agarwood incense Agarwood sweet tea incense 105g Made by Awaji Umekundo An incense stick made with carefully selected sweet tea to celebrate the birth of Buddha on April 8th by pouring it on the birth Buddha. It is the established theory of Shinto and Buddhism that when it comes to offering incense sticks, rather than luxury items, you should first present your favorite food to the Buddha in a beautiful manner, then ask for it, and then receive a hand-me-down from it. It is said that if you dress up beautifully (dance a popular Kagura-like hospitable dance) and offer a feast to the Buddha during the Obon festival, when your ancestors who have become Buddhas come back to you as they are, your wishes for a feast will come true. A famous sweet tea incense that is said to fulfill the Buddha's wish to feast upon: it opens the eyes of care, consideration, and concern, builds a mountain of moral tradition, maintains order that respects one's superiors, forgets oneself and others, and becomes a meritorious deed that allows descendants left behind to pass on good deeds to their ancestors. We extend a measure of compassion to our ancestors who are returning as Buddhas, and we welcome our guests with dignity and seriousness by adding the Buddha's favorite sweet tea incense to the Obon event. If you pay attention to yourself, be attentive, considerate, and give treats to others, you will receive the greatest merit, and your character will be refined and enhanced. Fulfilling the Buddha's wish for a feast. Manufactured by Awaji Umekundo, which boasts a history of over 100 years since its establishment. We continue to make incense sticks using long-standing traditional methods. Japan's largest incense production area, accounting for 70% of the nation's production, is located on the west coast of Awaji Island. Among them, Ei is one of the 100 best scented landscapes and is home to the only incense shops in the country. We carefully manufacture and deliver our incense sticks at a location on Prefectural Route 31 facing west, which takes advantage of the westerly wind and is suitable for making good incense sticks. If you are looking for incense sticks for presents, gifts, or gifts, please entrust your feelings to your loved ones with the scent of Awaji Umekundo's carefully selected incense sticks.