Nippon Kodo Incense Sticks – OEDO-KOH Complete Set

OEDO-KOH Complete Incense Set Inspired by Edo Culture

OEDO-KOH by Nippon Kodo expresses the playful yet refined spirit of Edo—where elegance and everyday life met to create a stylish urban culture. Crafted by Tokyo incense artisans and inspired by Edo-period tales and aesthetics, each fragrance offers a modern way to enjoy traditional Japanese incense. A single, slender ribbon of smoke invites you into a quietly sophisticated world of Japanese heritage and seasonal beauty.

This set brings together all six fragrances of the OEDO-KOH series in one complete collection. It is designed for those who wish to experience the full range of Edo-inspired scents at once, allowing the distinctive atmosphere and stories of each fragrance to be appreciated side by side.

Kyara-hime (Kyara Princess)

An Edo-inspired interpretation of kyara’s depth—polished and quietly opulent. It reflects the era’s fascination with fragrant woods and the chic allure that made “kyara” a byword for something wonderful. The impression is profound yet graceful, unfolding with dignified warmth.

Hanamachi Botan (Peony of the Pleasure Quarters)

Voluptuous and elegant, this peony impression hints at music and dance behind shoji screens. Evoking the refined arts of the hanamachi, the scent blooms with a soft, intoxicating sweetness and a poised, theatrical flair.

Sakura no Hanagoromo (Cherry Blossom Robe)

Spring’s delight in a tender, gently sweet floral. Inspired by Edo’s lively hanami culture, it captures the moment when the city brightens, inviting a light-hearted mood and a softly radiant atmosphere of renewal.

Chōju Kikka (Longevity Chrysanthemum)

A cool, smooth chrysanthemum impression with refined clarity. Echoing Edo’s admiration for chrysanthemum beauty and seasonal festivities, it brings a serene, polished calm that feels pure and composed.

Tamamatsu Kaidō (Pine on the Highway)

Fresh, resinous pine with a dignified, uplifting woodiness. Like evergreen pines watching over travelers along Edo’s roads, the scent feels auspicious and clear, carrying a breath of traditional Japanese landscape into the room.

Yuya no Shizuku (Bathhouse Drops)

A warm, airy “after-bath” impression—clean, gently luminous, and comfortingly soft. Inspired by Edo’s bustling public bathhouses as social hubs, it settles with a smooth, soap-like brightness and a relaxed, convivial ease.

Please note that each fragrance included in this set is also available individually on its own product page.