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Koshi Kito Tenkundo
This shop sells incense has has been in Komachi Dori for over 30 years. “Premium incense sticks” and “fragrance bags” use carefully selected materials, and the “fragrant perfume” that was created in Kamakura and has a wide range of fragrances. They have been teaching the next generation the tradition of “koudou (traditional incense-smelling ceremony)”, that has over a 1,400 year history, and they create new fragrances to fit the current times. At the same time, they also are working on the spread of Japanese culture through the “koudou classroom”, “ikebana (flower arrangement) classroom”, and “fragrance clubs”.
- Kamakura
- Koshi Kito Tenkundo
| ADDRESS | 1 Chome-7-5 YukinoshitaKamakura-shi, Kanagawa-ken |
|---|---|
| TEL | 0467-22-1081 |
| BUSINESS HOURS | 10：00～18：00 |
| REGULAR HOLIDAY | None |
| FEE | 3000 yen, Reservation Required |
| HP | http://www.tenkundo.co.jp/index.html |
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