MOST EXPENSIVE MANGOES GROW IN JAPAN THAN IN INDIA

Three fruits namely mango, jackfruit, and banana are called Mukani mentioned in Tamil literature. In India, particularly in Tamil Nadu Mukani is considered as VIP treatment to guests. During the summer season, all these three fruits were available.

India is famous for many such a way it is famous for mango. Mangoes are not cultivated all over the world. They grow in particular countries are India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Japan, and the Philippines. Because it needs plenty of rainfall and warm weather and long hours of sunshine.

Everyone gets to water when talking about mango due to its sweet, juicy taste. We cannot explain in words such a delicious fruit. There are more varieties himsager, are caused, Alphonso, Kesar, dasheri, malgowa, and many. Miyazaki mangoes are the world’s most expensive variety. Though India is famous for the variety of mango the expensive Miyazaki mango is nice to Japan.

In 1984, Miyazaki mango begins to cultivate in Miyazaki, Japan. They are also called Taiyo-no-tornado, or eggs of sunshine. Their shape is like a dinosaur egg and is flaming red colour . Normally mangoes are in green initially then to yellow shades but Miyazaki is red. Antioxidants present in this mango help to cure eye problems. The production of this variety is low and so they are expensive.

In India a couple in Madhya Pradesh’s Jabalpur cultivated Miyazaki mangos on their farm. They got this variety plant two years back while travelling on a train an old man gave this plant.

He asked them to care for this mango tree as a child. Now they appointed four soldiers and 6 dogs to guard the mango tree. Miyazaki mangoes available from April to August, the majority of mangoes are available during May and June. This variety mango prices start from 8,600 to 2.7 lakhs.

Credits: Hemarajee

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