Hemp charcoal incense for relaxation × Hostess | When the smoke settles, I take off my "night"

Around 2 AM, as the neon lights of Shinjuku's Kabukicho begin to quietly exhale, Hano Sakura closes the taxi door.

The sound of the traffic lights on my way home seemed farther away than usual, perhaps because I had been feeling a little too emotional tonight.

When I returned to my room, before I changed my clothes, I reached for the can on the shelf.

──Hemp charcoal incense.

From the Kyoto Asanoha box, he takes out a small cone-shaped item.

The tip of the lighter is illuminated for just a moment by the flame.

Eventually, smoke rises silently.

A deep, fragrant, soft, and earthy scent with a sense of comfort.

She leaned back on the sofa and closed her eyes.

The words exchanged in the store, the laughter, the backs seen off.

All of that seemed to mix with the smoke and dissolve into the air.

I think it's great that I have this scent, especially since this is a job where no one ever says "good job."

It is only when I am not talking to anyone that my outline returns to me.

Hemp charcoal incense is made from natural materials.

Contains no chemical fragrances, and every time it burns, it makes the air a little bit "pure."

When the smoke starts to thin out, it's a sign that the night is coming to an end.

As the scent fades, Haori finally remembers her own name.

I performed a lot today too.

But in this room, you can return to your true self, one that you never show to anyone.

I'll laugh again tomorrow.

But just for tonight, I will sleep as myself and no one else.

When the smoke clears, the mask of night gently comes off.
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