Kishu Hinoki - Incense Chopsticks In comparison to incense sticks

In comparison to incense sticks

as lightning is most often observed during the rice harvest season

the distinctive call of the bush warbler is associated with the beginning of spring

The rice husks give a perfect amount of volume and firmness to bring the expertly shaped and printed bird to life

A Note about Kan’nyū (Crackle Glaze)

Kishu Hinoki - Incense Chopsticks In comparison to incense sticksKishu is an old name for Wakayama prefecture where Mount Kya is situated. Kishu Hinoki incense uses hinoki harvested around Mount Kya. Woodsy scent of hinoki helps calm nerves and creates an effect of forest bathing. Specifications Box contains approx. 200 3" sticks Each short stick burns approx. 15 minutes Made in Japan Who Makes It Kyasan Daisid is an incense maker located at the foot of Mount Kya. They create traditional scents using all natural