Malunggay is called the “miracle tree.” Here’s why, through its 90-plus nutrients.

Over 90 nutrients

Malunggay is called the “miracle tree” because the leaves hold more than 90 nutrients.

Versatile uses

Nearly every part — leaves, seeds, bark — can be used.

Hardy growth

Its hardiness and high nutritional value are the reasons for the nickname.

For Filipinos in Japan, malunggay brings back the taste of home — now easy to keep as moringa powder and tea grown in Okinawa.

This is nutritional information and not medical advice.

HonZen Farm (本然農園) in Okinawa grows moringa using natural methods — no pesticides and no chemical fertilizers.

Where to get Okinawa malunggay in Japan

HonZen’s Okinawa-grown moringa (malunggay) powder, tea, and oil are pesticide-free and delivered nationwide. See our guide on where to buy malunggay in Japan.