This fruit has long been used in Japan and is sometimes called “Japanese almond.

In Japan, large trees of this species can be found throughout the country and are sometimes the object of shamanistic beliefs.

There is a large tree of this species at Nagoya Castle near my home.

This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1610. He directed the construction of this castle under this kaya tree.

The nuts may also be soaked in vodka, including the green pulp that surrounds them.

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