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Paper/string incense

Japanese paper incense/String incense (Aroma Cord)
Incense is well known in the form of sticks, cones, and coils, but there are also types that can be enjoyed in the form ofJapanese paperandstring (string).
The paper/string type is easy to handle due to its light shape, and its appeal is that it is easy to incorporate intoWhen you want to add fragrance for a short period of timeandsmall spaceswhen you want to add fragrance for a short period of time.
How to use: Burn it on a heat-resistant plate or incense dish, then turn off the flame and let it smoke to release theLet me smokefragrance. Due to its lightweight shape, please use it in a place protected from wind and be careful when handling fire.

Paper incense (Japanese paper)

This is an incense that enjoys the scent by making use of the texture of Japanese paper. The shape makes it easy to add scent for a short period of time, and is easy to incorporate into a small space for a change of mood.
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WASHI INCENSE |Lightly scented with thin Japanese paper

Washi incense (Daibatsu) |Tear, fold, and burn Japanese paper incense

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HA KO (leaf incense) |Leave the scent on and burn it to spread the scent

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