I planned to share Kyoto Moon Incense: Creativity by Shoyeido a few months ago but I never got around to it. I now share it in honor of the Japan earthquake, tsunami and continued nuclear troubles.
I first purchased the incense at local health store Foods For Living in Okemos, Michigan. I picked it because of it's name--creativity. I strive to live creatively, so it seemed appropriate. The incense includes cloves, cinnamon and and other spices. It smells woody and sweet--much like driving past a house heated by a wood stove. I like to burn it in the evening before I go to bed.
The people of Japan remain in my prayers.
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