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1. Mitsumata

   ... or used as strings. Japan:  The term mitsumata means triple (mitsu) branch (mata) and refers to the shape of the shrub. Mitsumata fiber papers are much more expensive than kozo (cf. this term) ...

2. Jyun mitsumata

   Paper for calligraphy. Reknown for its golden colour and its smooth and shiny surface.   Origin:  Japan Botanical name:  Edgeworthia chrysantha Lindl.

3. Buisson à papier

   ... or used as strings. Japan:  The term mitsumata means triple (mitsu) branch (mata) and refers to the shape of the shrub. Mitsumata fiber papers are much more expensive than kozo (cf. this term) ...

4. Jie xiang

   ... or used as strings. Japan:  The term mitsumata means triple (mitsu) branch (mata) and refers to the shape of the shrub. Mitsumata fiber papers are much more expensive than kozo (cf. this term) ...

5. Edgeworthia à papier

   ... or used as strings. Japan:  The term mitsumata means triple (mitsu) branch (mata) and refers to the shape of the shrub. Mitsumata fiber papers are much more expensive than kozo (cf. this term) ...

6. Hwangseohyangnamu

   ... or used as strings. Japan:  The term mitsumata means triple (mitsu) branch (mata) and refers to the shape of the shrub. Mitsumata fiber papers are much more expensive than kozo (cf. this term) ...

7. Daphné à papier

   ... or used as strings. Japan:  The term mitsumata means triple (mitsu) branch (mata) and refers to the shape of the shrub. Mitsumata fiber papers are much more expensive than kozo (cf. this term) ...

8. Paper bush

   ... or used as strings. Japan:  The term mitsumata means triple (mitsu) branch (mata) and refers to the shape of the shrub. Mitsumata fiber papers are much more expensive than kozo (cf. this term) ...

9. Maedeup samjinamu

   ... or used as strings. Japan:  The term mitsumata means triple (mitsu) branch (mata) and refers to the shape of the shrub. Mitsumata fiber papers are much more expensive than kozo (cf. this term) ...

10. Samanamu

    ... or used as strings. Japan:  The term mitsumata means triple (mitsu) branch (mata) and refers to the shape of the shrub. Mitsumata fiber papers are much more expensive than kozo (cf. this term) ...