Yoshino Cedar [Powers Wood]

Yoshino Cedar

A domestic timber brand.
The cedars are mainly produced in the Yoshino forestry region in central and southern Nara Prefecture, one of Japan's three most beautiful forests.
The 250-Year Forest, which has been cultivated through continuous thinning for generations, is a popular spot for forest therapy.
The history of Yoshino cedar planting is long, and is said to have begun approximately 500 years ago during the Muromachi period.
Yoshino cedar is grown in a unique style known as the "Yoshino style" or "Yoshino forestry," and many of the trees are planted over 100 or 200 years ago.
It is said that it was used as material for castle construction, including Toyotomi Hideyoshi's Osaka Castle and Kenshiro Castle, as well as shrines.

The Japan brand of domestic timber
This species of tree makes up on of the three most beautiful forest in Japan and is produced mostly in the southern central Nara Prefecture.
For generations this forest that has been nurtured and thinned from 250 years, has been a popular spot for forest therapy.
Yoshino Cedar has a long history of planting hat started about 500years old in the Muromachi period.
It is grown using a unique style called "Yoshino Style" or "Yoshino Forestry" with many trees planted more than 100 or 200 years ago.
It was used by Toyotomi Hideyoshi as a material for building temples and castles, such as Osaka Castle and Fushimi Castle among others.