I'm new to agarwood (been meaning to check it out for years), and the positive reviews of Jinkoh Seiun made me take the plunge. Nothing darling about this scent: it's deep, elegant, and ceremonious yet uplifting, which fits my tastes. I'm a big fan.

Every so often, over about 30 years now, I try another more expensive Aloes-wood incense or a different scent and I always come back to this one. The beautiful elegant and timeless scent is my trusted companion into spacious, groundless mediation.

I’ve used this for years to create a calm space. The beautiful scent lingers and is always there when I return home from the day’s adventures.
A daily treat.

Aloeswood is my go-to. I don’t think I ever would have found it if not for sending away to Nippon Kodo for their “catalog.” I became intrigued by the various “grades” of Aloeswood. I was astounded by some mod the prices for more prized kinds of Aloeswood. I see now that it does make a difference. The quality of any Nippon Kodo incense is superior to all the others I’ve ever found in retail outlets. No matter what the level, they are all assuredly excellent. But, I am extremely happy for this little splurge. There are 160 sticks in this so if you do the math, it’s a real prize because I got to share some with a friend I have introduced to Aloeswood. And Nippon Kodo. He is now an Aloeswood lover. And so it goes … Incense what Love smells like.

Understated sophistication. Simple elegance. Warm, pleasant tones that suggest rather than overpower. A masterpiece!