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Kamimebouki (神目箒, pronounced "KAMIMEBOUKI")
is the Japanese name for Holy Basil, also known as Tulsi.
This plant, a species of basil in the Lamiaceae family, grows
to a height of 40-70 cm within half a year, releasing a rich
fragrance from its flowers and leaves. In Japan, it is treated
as an annual plant, requiring replanting each year.

For over 5,000 years, it has been used in Ayurveda,
the traditional medicine of India. The Sanskrit word
"Tulsi" (or "Tulasi") means "the incomparable one."

In Hinduism, Tulsi is considered an incarnation
of the goddess Lakshmi and is revered as a sacred plant.
It is believed to protect homes from misfortune and evil,
which is why many Hindu households and temples in India
continue to plant Tulsi around their dwellings.