The oil extracted from the seeds of the Japanese yew trees that grow naturally on Mount Koya can be used for lighting, which is why many Japanese yew trees are planted at shrines and temples throughout the country.
Mature trees can reach a diameter of 2.5 meters, but they grow slowly and are difficult to cultivate. The wood is dense and uneven in texture, with a beautiful pale cream color, a unique luster, and a sweet fragrance.
It is said that hinoki wood possesses the mystical property of restoring indentations to their original state.
Meaning of the Wood: Amulet, spiritual purification, mystical power, gaining strength, and skill enhancement
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日本銘石銘木Place of Origin: Koyasan City, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan