Edible
Fruity
Woody
Notesambercigarette smokeosmanthusplumplum winetobacco
Tags
#sexy
#sweet
Style
unisex
Sharing one umbrella—
the person more in love
gets wet
- Keisanjin
相合い傘
濡れてる方が
惚れている
Mouth-watering jammy plum falls ahhhhhhh into the arms of faintly-smoked tobacco. There’s a delicious illusion of frangipane, which hovers Tokyo Nights over the tantalising nexus of smell and taste.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Two people pause beneath one umbrella after the last drink, close enough for sweetness and tobacco to mingle between them. The jammy plum gives Tokyo Nights a quietly flirtatious warmth; its faint smoke keeps that sweetness shaded rather than exuberant.
How to wear
Start with one or two sprays on skin in cool or mild weather, allowing the plum sweetness and smoky tobacco to settle together. Moderate diffusion suits close conversation rather than filling a room. Apply more lightly in warm conditions, when the edible sweetness may feel fuller.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy fruit with a darker edge: jammy plum rather than bright citrus, tobacco softened by sweetness rather than a forceful smoke accord. Its frangipane-like impression will appeal to gourmand tastes that prefer warmth and woody shading over overtly sugary effects.
Release year
2024 (or 2025)
The nose
Anh Ngo is the perfumer behind Tokyo Nights, credited in d’Annam’s Chapter 2: Memories of Japan.
Collaborators
Founder and creative director Nick Hoang shaped the wider Memories of Japan collection, working with cultural consultants to develop its Japanese references. His documented contribution concerns the collection’s creative framework rather than the individual formula for Tokyo Nights.
d'Annam’s story
d’Annam is a Vietnamese fragrance house rooted in Asian cultures, guided by calmness, delight and respect. Its perfumes translate cultural memories and everyday sensations into distinctive compositions that communicate without unnecessary loudness, supported by collaboration with local creative practitioners.
Tokyo Nights | ナイト’s concept
Tokyo Nights belongs to Chapter 2: Memories of Japan, a nine-fragrance tribute to Japanese culture. Its romantic premise comes from a poem attributed to Keisanjin: beneath a shared umbrella, the person more in love gets wet. Plum wine, tobacco and soft smoke give that small gesture of affection a warm, nocturnal setting.
Extra info
The collection styles the name as TOKYOナイト. Its plum-wine note refers to umeshu, while the frangipane impression is a sensory description rather than a listed ingredient. The official composition uses a flat note list instead of a top, heart and base pyramid.
Featured in edits and sample packs
2025 Bestsellers | For Him
Notesambercigarette smokeosmanthusplumplum winetobacco
Tags
#sexy
#sweet
Style
unisex
Sharing one umbrella—
the person more in love
gets wet
- Keisanjin
相合い傘
濡れてる方が
惚れている
Mouth-watering jammy plum falls ahhhhhhh into the arms of faintly-smoked tobacco. There’s a delicious illusion of frangipane, which hovers Tokyo Nights over the tantalising nexus of smell and taste.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Two people pause beneath one umbrella after the last drink, close enough for sweetness and tobacco to mingle between them. The jammy plum gives Tokyo Nights a quietly flirtatious warmth; its faint smoke keeps that sweetness shaded rather than exuberant.
How to wear
Start with one or two sprays on skin in cool or mild weather, allowing the plum sweetness and smoky tobacco to settle together. Moderate diffusion suits close conversation rather than filling a room. Apply more lightly in warm conditions, when the edible sweetness may feel fuller.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy fruit with a darker edge: jammy plum rather than bright citrus, tobacco softened by sweetness rather than a forceful smoke accord. Its frangipane-like impression will appeal to gourmand tastes that prefer warmth and woody shading over overtly sugary effects.
Release year
2024 (or 2025)
The nose
Anh Ngo is the perfumer behind Tokyo Nights, credited in d’Annam’s Chapter 2: Memories of Japan.
Collaborators
Founder and creative director Nick Hoang shaped the wider Memories of Japan collection, working with cultural consultants to develop its Japanese references. His documented contribution concerns the collection’s creative framework rather than the individual formula for Tokyo Nights.
d'Annam’s story
d’Annam is a Vietnamese fragrance house rooted in Asian cultures, guided by calmness, delight and respect. Its perfumes translate cultural memories and everyday sensations into distinctive compositions that communicate without unnecessary loudness, supported by collaboration with local creative practitioners.
Tokyo Nights | ナイト’s concept
Tokyo Nights belongs to Chapter 2: Memories of Japan, a nine-fragrance tribute to Japanese culture. Its romantic premise comes from a poem attributed to Keisanjin: beneath a shared umbrella, the person more in love gets wet. Plum wine, tobacco and soft smoke give that small gesture of affection a warm, nocturnal setting.
Extra info
The collection styles the name as TOKYOナイト. Its plum-wine note refers to umeshu, while the frangipane impression is a sensory description rather than a listed ingredient. The official composition uses a flat note list instead of a top, heart and base pyramid.
Featured in edits and sample packs
2025 Bestsellers | For Him