100% Natural Japanese Honeybee Beeswax. Essential for Japanese Honeybee Rearing. Colony Establishment!! 1.2kg ￥6000

I've been keeping Japanese honeybees as a hobby for 20 years.
I sell honey cheaply at roadside stations and local events. I currently keep 30 colonies.
After harvesting honey, I dissolve the leftover comb scraps in hot water, cool and solidify only the beeswax that floats to the surface, then re-melt the beeswax alone, filter out impurities, and pour it into a container to cool and solidify.
The color of the beeswax changes depending on the season of honey collection, due to nectar and pollen. It may crack due to rapid cooling and shrinkage, or contain some comb scraps, but this does not affect the quality.
If you need a large quantity, I have about 50kg available and can offer a lower unit price. Please let me know in the comments section.

??This is a must-have for anyone interested in keeping Japanese honeybees as a hobby??
In April, Japanese honeybees begin to swarm.
By melting a small piece of beeswax with a burner and generously coating the inside of a bait hive, you can impart a strong bee scent, which will almost guarantee occupancy.
??If you don't apply beeswax, they definitely won't move in, so please give it a try.

The main uses for Japanese honeybee beeswax are: as a swarm attractant for Japanese honeybees, for moisturizing creams, beeswax creams, beeswax waxes, and for making beeswax candles.
??The market price is ￥1,000 per 100g, but here it's half price at ￥500 per 100g?? This is an unbelievably low price, so it's first come, first served.
??For items ④ (663g / ￥3,300) and ⑥ (660g / ￥3,300) in the photos, I'll give you a discount on the last two digits. Each will be ￥3,000, so for two items, you get 1.2kg for ￥6,000.
- Weight: ④ 663g
- Weight: ⑥ 660g

Thank you for looking.