January—Hatsukama: Join in the New Year's tradition in the style of a tea ceremony. These incense sticks bring the scent of ancient Japan, a calming and relaxing smell.

February—Haru ha Akebono: The name of this incense means "spring is beginning." February in Japan is a time when the weather starts to get warmer and nature becomes more colorful. This incense smells like a forest. Soft on the heart, it's said to release stress.

March—Gion Hanami Koro: The Hanami Koro is a street crossing Kyoto from north to south, with Gion forming its center and main street. The Gion district is a prime place for geisha (called geiko in this part of the city) and is also a national historical preservation district, with a number of old and beautiful buildings. This scent brings happiness with a rich, sweet and sensual perfume.