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Fragrance of World Heritage Koya Maki from Mt. Koya, Wakayama Prefecture
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Koya maki wood is a traditional wood that is described in the ancient text "Nihon Shoki" and grows in Mt. Koya, a World Heritage religious city. Its fragrance is representative of the forest around Mt. Koya. The wood has a fresh scent similar to lime.
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●Material: Takano Maki Wood
●Product of Mt. Koya, Wakayama Prefecture
●Approximate Size: L90 x W73 x H27mm
●Weight: Approx. 73g
●Net Weight (Processed Oil): 5ml
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Fragrance of World Heritage Koya Maki from Mt. Koya, Wakayama Prefecture
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