hibi for A&S – Line-up for 10 minutes aroma

We will launch two new creations, “Kamakura” and “Kyoto,” on Friday, July 5th.

The first exclusive A&S creation developed with the innovative idea of “combining two fragrances.” A distinctly Japanese scent based on hinoki.

NOTES: Hinoki, Tea tree

The ocean, sunrise, Hawaii, farm-fresh produce, coffee. Envisioning the essence of Zaimokuza, Kamakura, this fragrance was crafted from these evocative words. It offers a refreshing blend of sunny, seaside brightness with herbs and citrus.

NOTES: Cedar, Patchouli

Kamo River, Kitayama Cedar, nature, moisture, moss. Crafted with the inspiration of Kyoto in mind, this fragrance is based on these evocative keywords. It offers a woody aroma rooted in sandalwood and moss, reminiscent of a moss-laden forest and dense woodlands.

NOTES: Sandalwood, Moss

The A&S exclusive series was developed with the idea of using different scents for morning, noon, and night. Available in a box set of three fragrances or individually.

The coolness of eucalyptus combined with yuzu. This refreshing citrus scent awakens you and provides energy for the day.

NOTES: Eucalyptus, Yuzu

The calming effect of coniferous hiba combined with the gentle sweetness of mimosa provides a moment of tranquility in the middle of a busy day.
NOTES: Hiba, Mimosa

The deep scent of moss enhanced by the warmth of cedarwood and patchouli gently lulls you into a calm and relaxed sleep. A scent that soothes the mind.
NOTES: Oakmoss, Cedarwood, Patchouli

hibi
Kobe Match Co., Ltd., established in Hyogo Prefecture’s Harima region with a rich tradition in match manufacturing, joined forces with Daihatsu Co., Ltd., a renowned innovator in incense production on Awaji Island, a significant hub for incense. Following a three and a half-year development phase, they launched in April 2015. The unique “incense that can be struck and lit like a match” concept leverages sophisticated technology to achieve both durability and combustibility, even with friction. Their vision is for “hibi” to become synonymous with incense, cherished both locally and globally.