Haiguchimitsu

Haiguchimitsu is a form of honey specifically prepared on the island of Bako-chun as an aspect of traditional wedding ceremonies.
==Preparation==
To create haiguchimitsu is a long-term process that can take months, or even years, of proper preparation. It's a common joke in dancing-person culture that the haiguchimitsu process outlasts most relationships between those that start it. Nonetheless, it perseveres as a tradition thanks to the sentimentality of the motion.
Simply put, preparing haiguchimitsu is easy, but time-consuming. It consists of having each spouse picking a genus of flower and planting a field of it in an enclosed area. At the center of this area is placed a beehive. As the area is enclosed, the bees prepare honey exclusively from the nectar of the spouses' chosen flowers, and the resulting honey is then harvested and can be used for preparing traditional wedding dishes, or even just being consumed as-is.
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