[Explanation of a color]

The Binjirouzome, dyed Biro-ko is a dark brown dyed dye as the fruit of areca. It was called the another name “Biro-ko black” in color with the very dignity. It is written as “that Yoshioka dyeing A dyed Asagi was. Below Toiu Binra maggots dyed elegance” to the color score of “hand mirror pattern Setsuyo” and “black”, color is the finest in the black oxide of crested is. In evergreen trees Arecaceae, Biro-ko Malaysia origin. It has been grown in East Asia, old, there is a import record eight years Tenpyo Katsutakara of (756) is brought over to Japan.

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