We've received numerous reports from purchasers, with many successfully attracting bees! We also have many repeat customers. Please take a look at photos 2-12 for last year's results, including successful captures and the current situation. ◇◇We believe that the Golden Larch (Kinryohen) is effective for capturing Japanese honeybees. However, with only Golden Larch, scout bees may come, but they often don't settle. For those without Golden Larch, or for swarming captures outside of the flowering season, we offer our own improved attractant liquid with a proven track record. In addition to the usual spring swarms, we've also had natural entries using only the attractant liquid, including grandchild swarms in July and escaped colonies in August. ◇◇This is a newly manufactured attractant liquid for '26. I also use it myself, and I improve and sell it every year. Japanese honeybees even fly in while I'm making the unique attractant liquid (photo 18). ◇◇The attractant liquid and nest debris can be frozen and remain effective for a year, so why not prepare early? ♪♪We also sell capture boards separately, so please take a look. ◇◇With detailed instructions◇◇ First-timers have praised the "thorough instructions, very easy to understand - it was a great help." These are reference examples for how to remove the tannins from the waiting box, where and how to set up the waiting box, and how to apply the attractant liquid. ◇It's good to have many waiting boxes, but sometimes they enter quickly when you change the location. ※Location selection is important. ◇We usually set up multiple waiting boxes, but we've also had many captures in locations without Golden Larch (photo 12), and with only the capture board (photo 16). ◇This is the strongest set for effectively capturing Japanese honeybee swarms. ◇Attractant Liquid: Japanese honeybees prefer used properties, so applying it to the waiting box creates a more familiar environment. In particular, it's more effective, based on experience, to thoroughly soak the entrance and the ceiling inside the hive. Also, instead of applying it once in advance, apply it multiple times, not to the point of being sticky, and it seems better to apply it during the swarming season, especially in the morning. ※The trick is to apply it to the outside of the waiting box every 2-3 days; scout bees will gather due to the smell. ◇Beeswax: It's effective to melt it onto the ceiling with a burner, etc. While we don't guarantee capture, if Japanese honeybees are living nearby, the chances of capture are very high. #JapaneseHoneybee #JapaneseHoneybeeAttractantLiquid #JapaneseHoneybeeAttractant #JapaneseHoneybeeHive #AttractantLiquid #Beeswax #Beeswax #NestDebris