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      <title>Japan Mikan Honey (みかん蜜)</title>
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      <description>Mikan honey from the Satsuma mandarin orchards of Wakayama, Ehime,&#xA;and the Pacific coastal belt. Ten days of bloom per year. Light,&#xA;clean citrus fragrance and soft sweetness. Declining as orchards&#xA;decline. Made from the same landscape that produces Japan&amp;rsquo;s plum.</description>
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      <title>Japan Sakura Honey (桜蜜)</title>
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      <description>Cherry blossom honey opens every Japanese beekeeping season, but&#xA;the bloom lasts one week and spring colonies have not yet recovered&#xA;from winter. Both constraints arrive at once. Called Japan&amp;rsquo;s phantom&#xA;honey for good reason.</description>
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