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Rokugatsu Yohka

Refresh Water | Kabosu Citrus

Refresh Water | Kabosu Citrus

$39.00 AUD
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Kabosu is a citrus fruit that represents Oita Prefecture. In Yabakei, you can often see a forest behind the kabosu fields. The aroma of this room spray gives you the fragrance of the rich and refreshing kabosu, as if you were taking a deep breath in a kabosu field in Oita. 

This refreshing room spray is an all natural aroma, made with the essential oils of the Japanese cypress, kabosu, and kuromoji from Oita Prefecture. The invigorating citrus fragrance helps to clear and calm the mind.

The cypress ingredients contain deodorising and antibacterial properties. Mist into a room or above fabric to immediately lift the space or spray directly onto shoes to deodorise. 

Origin

Harvested and distilled in Oita Prefecture

Ingredients

Ingredients: Essential oil and distilled water from Kabosu and Hinoki, Sugi & Kuromoji trees, fermented ethanol 'Shimakibi'
Extracted from: Timber, branches and leaves

Rokugatsu Yohka

Rokugatsu Yohka represents a lifestyle between people and the forest. To support the creation of forests rich in diverse ecosystems, they are committed to producing products that reflect the blessings of their forests in Kyushu. All of their products are natural, organic and pesticide-free, and use Oita Prefectures's unique agricultural and forestry offerings. The company stands by "living a life that cares for the forest."

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The forest on June 8th is a place where the first, gentle rain of the rainy season falls on the green leaves of the oak and cypress trees. Dripping with greenery, soft sunlight shines on the forest floor, and small white flowers and red berries gently thrive among the pale green grass. If you listen carefully, you can hear the chirps of small birds. The small stream builds and becomes a powerful current. You can small the blooming fragrance of the Japanese cypress as if it is wakening. The Hisatune Forest on June 8th is brimming with young life.