Oedo-Koh Cherry Blossom incense by Nippon Kodo is fragranced with the sweet and delicate fragrance of cherry blossom blooms. 

All of the incenses in the Oedo-Koh range take inspiration from old Edo, the Japanese capital city from 1603 until 1868 (now known as Tokyo). 

The Oedo-Koh Cherry Blossom incense (Sakura No Hanagoromo) pays homage to the particular custom of spring cherry blossom viewing (hanami) that regularly took place during the Edo period. Cherry blossom viewings were a cultural and social event, giving people the chance to meet up and view the amazing blossoms – in fact, it’s still a popular custom in Japan today. 

The Oedo-Koh Cherry Blossom incense is clean burning, comes packaged in a paulownia wood box and has a small tin incense holder included. 

Number of Sticks in Box: 60. 

Burn Time Per Stick: Approximately 12 Minutes. 

Net Weight of Incense: Approximately 10g. 

Length of Sticks: Approximately 56mm Long. 

Dimensions of Box: 6.7cm Width x 10.2cm Length x 2.2cm Depth. 

Country of Origin: Japan.