A fragrance inspired by the legend of the divine beast, Tenko. Tenko is the name of the highest-ranking fox that turned out to be holy, aging 1000 years and having the power to foresee the future as a servant to God. Although the animal fox is portrayed as being mischievous in many fairy tales, Tenko is an exception, being supernatural. It features an animalic scent but is completely animal-free. The scent has a nostalgic warmth within.

A fragrance with euphoric scents of cognac and chocolate, followed by the sweetness of cocoa and vanilla, reminiscent of the soft and fluffy fur of the animal. The last has sandalwood and leather, expressing the warmth of life.

There was a time in Japan when we adored watching the Ume (Japanese plum) flowers compared to the now well-known Sakura (cherry blossoms). Ume blossoms are a symbol of “elegance” and “grace.” We eat the fruit of the Ume as a pickled plum. Amaretto, the liquor that tastes a bit bitter, goes well when mixed with various flavors. The Japanese plum falls in love with Amaretto, creating a tasty Japanese and Western harmony.

This harmony starts with notes of red plum, perilla, and amaretto. From there, the rose and jasmine add gorgeousness to this scent. The chocolate and amber in the last notes express an aromatic love story with a sip of alcohol.

Myoga is an edible flower bud or herb that you can only find in Japan. It is referred to as Japanese ginger. Long ago, it was said in Japan that if you ate this myoga, it made you forget and lose your memory. Forgetfulness was not considered unfortunate because there is deep sorrow in life. The process of forgetting and overcoming will lead you into a new stage. This fragrance, expressing such a philosophy of life, is dynamic and challenging, taking you beyond oblivion.

The green herbal top starts with the scent of myoga, which is refreshing but bitter at the same time. Then followed by the aromatic notes of green tea with the white floral of tuberose, jasmine, and gardenia, leaving the faint scent of hinoki cypress, vetiver, and dry woody expressing the beauty of nature.