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Fragrance brands in Japan

Only brands connected to a completed English product page are listed. Japanese names and official sites help you identify each brand while shopping in Japan.

JP

J-Scent

ジェイセント

A Japanese fragrance house built around wa no kaori — scents drawn from everyday Japanese life. Roasted green tea, sumo wrestler hair oil, paper soap, rakugan sweets. Because parent company LUZ manufactures in-house, J-Scent can pursue subjects most brands would not attempt. Every eau de parfum comes in the same 50 mL bottle at the same price, so the choice rests entirely on the scent.

23 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

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Comme des Garçons

コム デ ギャルソン

The fragrance line of Comme des Garçons, the fashion house Rei Kawakubo leads from Tokyo. Its first perfume appeared in 1994. The house often breaks with convention: some works, such as Odeur 71, are built so that head and base notes cannot be separated at all.

15 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

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KITOWA

キトワ

Japan's first fragrance maison, launched in 2018 by Nippon Kodo, an incense house with 450 years of history. Every scent is built on natural oils from Japanese timber — hinoki from Mie, hiba from Aomori, kusunoki from Yakushima — layered with fine perfumery materials. The alcohol-free Eau Éclosion line uses a water base, unusual among luxury fragrances.

9 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

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AUX PARADIS

オゥパラディ

A Japanese fragrance brand whose eaux de parfum carry a 20% fragrance concentration. Each product page lists its materials and their origins by top, middle and last note. Most compositions are built lightly around lemon and bergamot.

7 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

France

Dior

ディオール

A French luxury house whose fragrance range in Japan includes longstanding classics and the Sauvage collection.

6 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

France

Chanel

シャネル

A French luxury house with fragrance lines ranging from classic chypres to contemporary woody and floral compositions.

5 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

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Issey Miyake

イッセイ ミヤケ

The fragrance arm of Issey Miyake’s fashion house, started in 1992. L’Eau d’Issey, released the following year, made water itself the subject of a perfume and did much to establish the aquatic family. The line is now produced by Beauté Prestige International under Puig, built around flankers of L’Eau d’Issey Pour Homme.

5 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

United Kingdom

Jo Malone London

ジョー マローン ロンドン

A British fragrance house known for colognes designed to be worn alone or combined through scent layering.

4 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

United States

Le Labo

ル ラボ

A fragrance house known for formulas named after a leading note and the number of materials in the composition.

2 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

Italy

Prada

プラダ

An Italian fashion house with fragrance collections spanning clean iris, aromatic and gourmand styles.

2 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

United States

Tom Ford

トム フォード

A US luxury beauty brand whose fragrance range includes both signature scents and Private Blend creations.

2 English fragrance pages · View brand and fragrances →

Australia

Aesop

イソップ

An Australian brand offering fragrance alongside skin, hair and body care in Japan.

1 English fragrance page · View fragrance →

France

Creed

クリード

A fragrance house whose current official catalogue includes Aventus and other woody, aromatic compositions.

1 English fragrance page · View fragrance →

France

Diptyque

ディプティック

A Paris fragrance house offering eaux de toilette, eaux de parfum and scented objects through its Japan site.

1 English fragrance page · View fragrance →

France

Maison Margiela

メゾン マルジェラ

A French fashion house whose REPLICA fragrances connect scent with places, moments and memories.

1 English fragrance page · View fragrance →

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SHIRO

シロ

A Japanese cosmetics house from Sunagawa in Hokkaido, founded in 2009 as LAUREL and renamed SHIRO in 2019. Its fragrances are built around ingredients sourced from specific parts of Japan — sake lees from Kuriyama, gagome kelp from the waters off Hakodate, yuzu from Kito in Tokushima. Everything from formulation to retail is handled in-house, and the factory remains in Hokkaido.

1 English fragrance page · View fragrance →