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Kin-kaku Golden Pavilion Incense - 490 Sticks meta-filter-Type-candles We think these charming sugarWe Say A sweet and woody blend of benzoin, Cinnamon and Sandalwood with the essential oils of cloves and patchouli. Shoyeido's Kin kaku 'Golden Pavilion' incense takes it's name from a Japanese Zen temple in Kyoto, famous for it's beauty. The large box contains approximately 490 incense sticks, perfect for daily use, with each stick burning for around 30 minutes. Selector's Notes In the year 538 CE, Japanese incense came to Japan from China along with