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The tree bulk of Tabunoki trees (Machilus spp.) have been used as glue for incense such as joss stick and mosquito coils for long time. However, Satoyama in Japan had been decreasing its use because of livelihood change and aging of population in mountainous regions. As a result, gathering of Tabunoki trees were dramatically decreased and started to import Tabunoki powder from abroad. At present there are only two producers left in Kyushu. Meanwhile, in the mountainous areas of mainland Southeast Asia, local residents of Laos have been actively planting Tabunoki trees and gathering tree bulk by using sustainable way. The afforestation is greatly contributing locals’ cash income. Importing Tabunoki powder from Southeast Asia presents us with the need to rethink Satoyama use in Japan. This study clarified the relationship between forest use in Southeast Asia and resource demand from Japan, and discussed the structure of mutual dependence between the regions.

2009 1,500,000 450,000 1,950,000 2010 900,000 270,000 1,170,000 2011 1,000,000 300,000 1,300,000

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