What is the legendary fragrant wood "Ranjatai"? - The ultimate fragrant wood that even Oda Nobunaga was fascinated by -

The Supreme Fragrance "Ranjatai": Its Appeal and Value Engraved in History

"Ranjatai" -- a symbol of beauty and fragrance that transcends history.

This fragrant wood, which has captivated many powerful people and cultural figures of the time, is said to have an unparalleled charm that can captivate the heart with just a sniff. In this article, we will delve deeper into the charm and history of Ranjatai, and the experience that its fragrance brings.

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What is Ranjatai? A work of art in fragrance nurtured over time

Ranjatai is known as the largest fragrant wood in Japan and is kept under strict security in the Shosoin Repository of Todaiji Temple in Nara Prefecture. It measures 156cm in length, 42.5cm in diameter, and weighs 11.6kg. This special fragrant wood is a rare species of agarwood called "agarwood" that comes from trees of the Thymelaeaceae family native to Southeast Asia.

The secret of the scent is that when the tree is injured, the resin secreted in the process of healing the wound is allowed to mature over a long period of time. This creates a deep and rich fragrance. The scent is so profound that it is called a "miracle of nature," and it is said that once you smell it, you will never forget it.

Ranjatai and History: The Fragrance that Captivated Oda Nobunaga

Ranjatai has held a special place among powerful people throughout history. One particularly famous story is that of Oda Nobunaga, the warlord of the Sengoku period. Nobunaga, with permission from the emperor, cut off a piece of Ranjatai and used it as a symbol of his authority. Pieces of it were also shared with tea master Sen no Rikyu, proving the high cultural value of the fragrance.

Ranjatai was not just a fragrant wood, but a symbol of power, culture, and aesthetic sense. This is one of the reasons why it continues to fascinate so many people.

The appeal of Ranjatai: its value and exclusivity

Ranjatai has a special charm that cannot be found in other aromatic woods.

Unparalleled rarity

Ranjatai is a unique product of nature that has taken many years to create. It is said to be more valuable than gold, and is sometimes sold at auctions for astonishing prices.

Historical value

Ranjatai is a fragrant wood with a history of over 1,300 years, from the Nara period to the present day. To come into contact with its fragrance is to come into contact with Japanese culture and history.

A soothing scent

Its scent is said to have the effect of calming the mind and increasing concentration. It is used in the traditional Japanese culture of "Kodo," and its spirituality brings deep comfort to us who live in modern times.

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Ranjatai is more than just a fragrant wood; it is a special presence that resonates with history, culture, and people's hearts. By coming into contact with its scent, you will be freed from the everyday and will be able to obtain deep healing and richness. Why not try the experience that this fragrance can bring?

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