Irodoriya Honey Domestic Mountain Honey 600g Japanese Honey Bee Nihon Honey Bee Honey Unheated Hundred Flower Honey Domestic Made in Japan Iriyaya

Country of origin: Made in Japan (Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture) Contents: 600g Expiration date: 3 years (date is written on the product label) Storage method: Store at room temperature (in a place out of direct sunlight and without sudden temperature changes. 18-24 The appropriate temperature is around ℃.) World Heritage Kumano Kodo, Oku-Kumano, mountain honey, natural honey. Oku-Kumano Mountain Honey is honey collected by bees in the mountains of Oku-Kumano, Wakayama Prefecture, in each season. Since it is collected from flowers on the mountain, it has a relatively strong flavor, but the taste changes from time to time. Also, the color will change. note that. *Honey is a natural product, so please do not give it to children under 1 year old. ※※From the perspective of cost reduction and environmental protection, the product will be delivered using simple packaging (recycled materials). In addition, the product may be delivered with or without a changed label. This is precious Japanese bee natural honey from farmers in the Kumano region. ●Recommended points of Japanese bee natural honey Oku-Kumano Yamamitsu ・Japanese bees are smaller than Western bees and produce less honey, making them valuable as a rarity. ・When collecting honey, leave an appropriate amount of honey in consideration of what the bees will eat. Since we do not feed them during the winter, we do not administer antibiotics to them. Compared to the Western honey bee, the Japanese honey bee's nectar collecting range is narrower at about 3 km. Although the amount of honey that can be harvested is less, the nectar and pollen from the various flowers that bloom in the mountains of Oku-Kumano each season are collected. Therefore, the taste and color may change from time to time. ●About honey collection by Japanese bees Because of the structure of Japanese bee hives, they cannot be centrifuged like Western bees, so their honey contains impurities. Producers of Oku-Kumano Mountain Honey take their time to carefully remove impurities to prevent them from entering as much as possible. This results in a relatively smoother and softer finish than typical Japanese bee honey. However, some small impurities may be mixed in. Thank you for your understanding. *Honey is a natural product, so please do not give it to children under 1 year old. *Honey may crystallize due to vibration during transportation and temperature (when it drops to around 15℃). Initially, the crystals may look like mold, but mold does not grow in honey. The crystals are a characteristic of pure honey, so there is no change in quality, and it is safe to eat while still solidified. When dissolving crystallized honey, it is convenient to dissolve it in hot bath water (boiling it in hot water). *Due to low stock, items may be out of stock due to misplacement. In the case of large orders, we may not be able to accept your order due to inventory adjustments or other circumstances.