Awaji Baikundou Long Incense Pure Sweet Tea Buddhist One Round 70 For Buddhist Memorial Temple One Sticks, Fragrance, Treat, Bundle, 31cm, Stripe,

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It is a common belief that when making a wish to the gods and Buddhas, you should first offer your favorite food. With incense sticks of Shinto and Buddhist Okonomiyaki, you can "send the deceased to a good place." Shinto and Buddhist Okonomiyaki Amacha incense will grant your wishes for a Buddhist feast. Long incense sticks. Buddhist memorial service, Buddhist temple, funeral, memorial service, long incense sticks. Origin: Japan (Awaji Island) / Ingredients: Sweet tea, sandalwood, and oak powder Package size: length 31.2cm x height 2.7cm x width 3.5cm / Contents: approx. 60g / Weight: approx. 95g / Length: approx. 31cm / Incense stick diameter: approx. 2mm / Burn time: approx. 70 minutes The refreshing aroma of pure sweet tea gives us courage to face any challenge. Long incense sticks for memorial services, temples, funerals, and memorial services Offering prayers to the Buddha. Amacha incense, a favorite of the gods and Buddhas, is offered to the deceased, so that they may find a better place. Thoughtful and carefully crafted, the incense is a treat for the Buddha. It conveys thoughtfulness and sincerity, fulfilling the wishes of the memorial service. Manufactured by Awaji Umekundo, which boasts a history of over 100 years since its founding, we continue to create incense sticks using natural ingredients, cherishing our long-standing traditional manufacturing methods. Ginza and Kyoto, where people gather, are like markets selling incense. Japan's largest incense production area, accounting for 70% of the nation's total, is located on the west coast of Awaji Island. Among these is Ei, one of Japan's Top 100 Fragrant Landscapes, where a unique row of incense shops line the streets. We carefully craft and deliver our incense in this prime location, facing west along Prefectural Route 31, which takes advantage of the prevailing westerly winds, making it the perfect place for crafting high-quality incense. Express your feelings to your loved ones with the exquisite fragrance of Awaji Umekundo's incense, whether as a gift or present.