Japanese honeybees collect nectar from a wide variety of flowers in the fields and mountains of the area. This allows them to make honey with a rich flavor that is unique to each region.
The work of Japanese honeybees also pollinates the plants in the area, serving an essential role in protecting and maintaining the natural environment on and around Mt. Chokai. Compared to western honeybees, less honey is produced by Japanese honeybees, making this honey a rare and precious product.