Main components of Bansei are plants.

Ingredients are botanical components, mainly based on Japanese knotweed, persimmon leaves, Artemisia.


Bansei soap“Miracle Cleaning Powder” rinsing water becomes feed for fish and cleanses the river.

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Natural Powder soap “Sarasa”“Fuwari”

Miracle “Miracle Cleaning Powder” made by the plant
For washing, cleaning and the rinsing water becomes feed for the fish, help cleanse the river. It is suitable for watering the flower pot!Adding small amount in the bathtub will warm your body and makes your skin smooth and shiny.Pouring the remaining warm water onto the tile or wall in the bathroom will prevent from molding.

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