高野山櫻 Koyasakura

The massive wild cherry trees of Mount Kōya are a particularly long-lived species. The cherry blossoms of Mount Kōya are unique and have long been cherished by the Japanese people. In front of the Sanmeidō Hall stands a cherry tree known as the “Saigyō Tree,” which was planted by the renowned Japanese waka poet, Priest Saigyō, himself. He once composed a poem expressing his love for Koyasan’s cherry blossoms: “I wish to die beneath a cherry tree in spring, gazing at the moon,” Meaning of the Sacred Wood: Amulet, spiritual purification, mystical power Important Information Before Purchase • Regarding Effects: Actual experiences and results vary from person to person due to differences in physical constitution, lifestyle habits, and usage methods. • Natural stones and woods retain their unique natural grain and characteristics. Any variations in color, grain patterns, slight differences in size, natural indentations, or minor deformities are normal phenomena and do not constitute defects. Perfectionists should please consider this carefully before purchasing. • Due to differences in display settings across various smartphone and computer brands, the color of the product may differ slightly from the actual item; this is normal. We photograph all products as they appear in real life and make every effort to present colors that are as close to the actual product as possible.