Iwasa Bukkido, which sells butsudan and butsugu (Buddhist altars), began selling its original incense brand "Ranja. The first product, "Ryusenkou," incense with smoke flowing low like a river, went on sale on December 15.


Ryusenkou" is an incense that makes the smoke that normally rises in the space flow low along the edge of the ceramic incense dish and stays there like a sea of clouds. A single cone of incense burns for about 13 minutes, after which the fragrance lingers in the room for several hours.

There are two types of scents available: rose and lavender. The incense is manufactured in Japan on Awaji Island and in Kyoto, and only natural materials are used, including sandalwood, agarwood, and other aromatic woods that do not contain fragrances harmful to the human body. The price is 3,000 yen for a pack of 20.


A special ceramic incense dish that allows users to visually enjoy the flowing smoke will also be released in the near future. There are three types with nature motifs: "lotus," "waterfall," and "disc," all priced at 6,000 yen.




The products can be purchased at the company's stores as well as at Ranja's official shopping site.

*All prices are tax-excluded.