🔥 Baieido Kobunboku Regular Japanese Incense - 250 Sticks Box Review

After learning how to use Baido Incense from my dear old friend David Oller many years ago I was totally spoiled and sooo happy to be using Kobunboku again. and my teens love it too xo

I burn a lot of incense every day. I was looking for a new incense that wasn't "too" expensive since I burn so much. It exceeded my expectations. The husband is an incense snob. and he passed his exam, we both like that.

A friend from Japan gave me a large box a few years ago - I've searched the internet to no avail and thought I must order from Japan . Surprise! Revane wears it. It's mild (not overwhelming like many) and sweetly flavored. I'm so glad I found a permanent source!

Honestly, I can't describe this fragrance otherwise than wonderfully soft. I love it. I also love the boxes that these incense sticks come in. Stylish and compact, not just a plastic bag. Of course you'll end up with a few broken sticks, but I usually break mine in half and burn a few at a time anyway, so it works lol.

Baieido Kobunboku Incense Sticks: This incense stick is intended for use in temples, so it is a bit strong for use in small spaces. The Bikou Kobunboku (green lidded box) incense is softer and more suitable for the home, but I had to buy it elsewhere to avoid waiting a month for it to arrive from Japan. Both are high quality Japanese incense sticks.

This is a very nice incense stick with layers of scent. The box smells of sandalwood and other scents, but the camphor really wins. When lit, however, the camphor scent softens and simply complements the warm, pleasant scent of sandalwood and cinnamon. Before buying, people recommended trying the byakudan first, but I'm glad I started this one. But I will definitely try other varieties!

I've recently become obsessed with Japanese incense. And when I say obsessed, I mean I've spent about $700 in a few months. I have about 40 different types and brands. Kobunboku is the perfect meditation incense, this fantastic blend of various gentle spices and ingredients really shines. I swear every time I meditate with him I take it to the next level. It's like filling a car instead of normal premium petrol. If you think it doesn't matter, don't buy this incense stick.

I spend $100 on incense sticks, more like 3-5 hundred a year. However, I have tried as many Japanese incense sticks as I could get my hands on and this is a UNIQUE scent, unlike any other I have tried and definitely not for me. I put it in my stash of outdoor and garden sticks. It smells too much food for me, like the smell hitting you in a Tokyo ramen restaurant makes me hungry. This is not the scent I need in my home. At both ends of the spectrum, I rely on Hinoki by Nippon Kodo for an inner,

This is an adorable incense stick. It seems that the chemical receptors in our noses are actually different. I've read quite a few reviews of this incense so far (here and elsewhere) and many people describe it as delicate, gentle, even sweet. . . And another person who lives in my house seems to experience it that way. He says it's one of the thinnest incense sticks in our collection, and sometimes says he doesn't feel a thing when it's burning. He describes what he feels as ordinary…