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In February 2019, we went to the North Island of New Zealand and visited 5 apiaries. We contracted with Mana Kai and are going to sell our own “Awanui” brand with Kobe Apiary in the Japanese market. The Manuka tree grows only in New Zealand. It is highly bactericidal and is especially good for the respiratory and digestive systems. The higher the percentage of nectar from the manuka flower (means less nectar from other flowers), the more effective it is and the higher the price. For this reason, the honey is harvested by helicopter to remote, roadless mountains. And the …

We have launched a crowdfunding campaign for the water generating planter “dewplanter” on Makuake. Dewplanter uses its patented technology to take care of all your plant’s hydration needs by watering itself using condensation from moisture in the air, so you won’t have to do a single thing. US Patent No. 10750686. dewplanter – Makuake

We are importing and wholesaling Awanui brand Manuka honey to Kobe Beekeepers from 2019. Kobe Beekeepews opened on October 11, 2018, in Kobe city. The store sells honey-related products, has a cafe, and a bakery where you can pick up freshly baked bread and eat it on the terrace. Baked goods sales and a BBQ corner are also available on the premises. They used to sell only 250g jars of Awanui Manuka Honey but last month started to sell 500g ones as well. As repeaters increase, more and more people are asking for the 500g ones. The photos below the …

We funded 8 million yen from 480 backers on the Makuake crowdfunding campaign. Thank you very much for your support. Stealth28 HTBT / HT – Makuake We have started another crowdfunding campaign on CAMPFIRE machi-ya. Stealth28 HTBT / HT – CAMPFIRE machi-ya

Stealth28 HTBT and HT will be on display at b8ta in Yurakucho, Tokyo, for three months from today. You can try listening to it there, so please stop by! b8ta Tokyo – YurakuchoBusiness hours: 11:00-19:30Regular holiday: No regular holidaysLocation: Yurakucho Denki Bldg. 1F, 1-7-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0006, Japan Exhibition period: July 1 – September 30, 2023 (3 months)