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1. [Do not be rude no matter what sect or time of year] The title ``goku'' can be used regardless of sects such as Buddhism and Christianity. It can also be given at any time, such as around the 49th day, memorial services, Obon, equinox, and mourning occasions.
2. [You can give it as is without handwriting] This incense stick comes with a wrapping paper (Noshi) with the word "Oku" written on it, so there is no need for handwriting. The sender's name will not be included, but don't worry, it will not be considered rude.
3. [Delivery directly to your bereaved family, relatives, or business partners] Just specify the address of your bereaved family, relative, or friend when ordering, and Amazon will deliver it directly to you. Also, if you check "Set as gift (display sender's address and name)", you can see who the gift is from. On the cart screen, check "Set as gift (display sender's address and name)". If you do not check the box, the sender will be "Amazon" and you will not know who sent it. In addition, by checking ``Do not display the amount on the delivery note'', the amount will not be listed.
4. [Low smoke and comfortable to use] This is a low smoke type incense stick that allows you to enjoy a noble scent. Since the room is less likely to be filled with smoke, the bereaved family can burn incense while staying comfortable.
[Comes with a carrying bag for incense sticks] A paper bag with a calm atmosphere that is useful when handing over the incense sticks directly.
[Compatible with all denominations and all situations] The paper with the "offering" printed on it can be used in all situations and all denominations, including funerals, 49th days, first Bon festivals, mourning ceremonies, and commemorative memorial services. We are particular about the materials we use, and deliver our products with deep respect for the deceased and warm feelings for the bereaved families. The scent of incense sticks is called ``Jikiko'' in Buddhist teachings, which means ``offering food'' to the deceased, and these incense sticks have a calming scent that spreads quietly. Low smoke specification that reduces the burden on the throat and bronchial tubes and does not pollute the room with smoke. The elegant packaging is perfect for gift giving.
