I became a member of the "Japan Natural Essential Oils Liaison Council"✨
Growing up in the Hitoyoshi Basin in Kumamoto Prefecture, I had mountains in my daily life, such as playing in the river in the mountains, going to pick up beetles and insects, and riding my bicycle to my grandparents' house in the mountains.
I've lived in Tokyo for over 30 years, but I wonder if it's because of the environment in which I grew up that I sometimes want to walk on the dirt.
Last year, we opened Kaguwa and started handling essential oils from Japan. Therefore, I have had more opportunities to touch on the forest situation in Japan.
70% of Japan's land is forested.
For example, Akita cedar is said to be the largest cedar accumulation in Japan, but at present, the utilization rate of Akita cedar leaves is 2%.(From the council bulletin)
It seems that it is still not being used.
Protect the mountains and protect the country. And you will receive benefits.
Local production for local consumption throughout Japan.
I want to support an environment where aromas can be produced locally for local consumption.
I joined with my thoughts.
Thank you to everyone at the Japan Natural Essential Oil Liaison Council.
#Liaison Council for Natural Essential Oils from Japan
#Japan essential oils #国産精油
#Japan# and essential oils
#Kaguwa #東京 #杉並区#荻窪#天沼
#Church Street #教会通り商店街
#Aroma Schools #アロマ #nard
#Japan Aroma Coordinators Association
#Ecole du Fleurie Aromatherapy TokyoThis page has been automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original contents.
Growing up in the Hitoyoshi Basin in Kumamoto Prefecture, I had mountains in my daily life, such as playing in the river in the mountains, going to pick up beetles and insects, and riding my bicycle to my grandparents' house in the mountains.
I've lived in Tokyo for over 30 years, but I wonder if it's because of the environment in which I grew up that I sometimes want to walk on the dirt.
Last year, we opened Kaguwa and started handling essential oils from Japan. Therefore, I have had more opportunities to touch on the forest situation in Japan.
70% of Japan's land is forested.
For example, Akita cedar is said to be the largest cedar accumulation in Japan, but at present, the utilization rate of Akita cedar leaves is 2%.(From the council bulletin)
It seems that it is still not being used.
Protect the mountains and protect the country. And you will receive benefits.
Local production for local consumption throughout Japan.
I want to support an environment where aromas can be produced locally for local consumption.
I joined with my thoughts.
Thank you to everyone at the Japan Natural Essential Oil Liaison Council.
#Liaison Council for Natural Essential Oils from Japan
#Japan essential oils #国産精油
#Japan# and essential oils
#Kaguwa #東京 #杉並区#荻窪#天沼
#Church Street #教会通り商店街
#Aroma Schools #アロマ #nard
#Japan Aroma Coordinators Association
#Ecole du Fleurie Aromatherapy Tokyo
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