The Japanese word for "Xiangdian Money" is "お香典のお金", which is a very important tradition in Japanese society. In Japanese shrines and temples, people will go here to pray for blessings, show respect, or commemorate their deceased relatives, and they will bring incense money. The amount of incense money represents your respect and sincerity. Generally, it will range from 1,000 yen to 10,000 yen.

Xiangdian money is not a kind of gift given on occasion. In Japanese culture, it represents a kind of traditional etiquette and respect. You can also bring incense money when attending some weddings, funerals, openings and other ceremonies. The packaging of Xiangdian money is also very special. They are wrapped in white or black paper envelopes with petal patterns on them. This packaging method is also traditional in Japanese culture.

With the progress of society, Xiangdian Qian also has different payment methods, such as credit card and mobile payment. Regardless of the method of payment, however, kadenori money remains an important part of Japanese culture. Kodori money is a great entry point when it comes to understanding Japanese culture and etiquette, and is also one of the important ways to show your respect and sincerity to the Japanese.