1. Name

2. Stores

3. Incense

4. See also

5. References

6. External links

Name

The name "Shoyeido" (Shōeidō) is derived from the three characters Shō, Ei, and Dō.

• Shō means "Pine tree"
• Ei is the ancient sound meaning "Prosperity"
• Dō is a store or company.

The Shō is from the traditional Sho Chiku Bai trio of shō (松 pine tree), chiku (竹 bamboo) and bai (梅 plum tree), which are used as a traditional Japanese grading system, to represent varying degrees of quality. In this grading system, shō represents the highest grade or quality.

Stores

Shoyeido has 7 retail stores. There are two in Kyōto, three in Tōkyō, one in Sapporo, and one in Boulder, Colorado, USA.

Incense

Shoyeido carries several series of incense. The two main series are the {{nihongo|"Daily Incense" series|京線香|Kyō-senkō}} and the {{nihongo|"Premium Incense" series|高級線香|Kōkyū-senkō}}. The following tables are ordered from least expensive to most expensive.

See also

• Kōdō (Japanese Incense Ceremony)

References

External links

• Shoyeido website (available in English and Japanese)

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