In the world of luxury fruits, Miyazaki Mango Plant in Pakistan stands out as a symbol of opulence, rarity, and culinary delight. Nicknamed “Taiyo no Tamago” or “Egg of the Sun,” this exotic mango variety from Japan has captured the global market with its vibrant color, unmatched sweetness, and premium price tag. While regular mangoes might cost a few hundred rupees, Miyazaki Mangoes have sold for 2.70 lakh rupees for just two fruits at auctions.

But what makes Miyazaki Mangoes so special? Why is it considered the most expensive mango in the world? Can it be grown in Pakistan? This comprehensive guide reveals everything you need to know about the fascinating world of Miyazaki Mangoes.

Unique Origin and Climate

The Miyazaki Mango originates from Miyazaki Prefecture in Kyushu Island, Japan. The region’s subtropical climate, abundant sunlight, high humidity, and volcanic well-drained soil contribute to the superior quality of these mangoes. These optimal conditions develop mangoes with intense flavors, exquisite balance of sweetness and acidity, and vibrant crimson to deep purple skin.

Strict Quality Standards

Only the best mangoes are awarded the label “Taiyo no Tamago.” For this status, each mango must meet strict conditions:

• Weight: Over 350 grams
• Sugar Content: Over 15%
• Color: Perfect deep red, all-around coloring
• Texture: Fiberless, creamy flesh with melt-in-the-mouth feel

If the fruit doesn’t meet these standards, it doesn’t reach the market.

Net Harvesting Technique

One of the main secrets behind its quality is the net harvesting method. Instead of plucking, mangoes are allowed to ripen naturally and fall into nets. This enhances their sweetness and aroma.

Limited Availability

While Miyazaki Mangoes are now cultivated in Thailand, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Philippines, only those grown in Japan using original cultivation methods hold the premium global value.

Auction Sales & Gifting Culture

In Japan, luxury fruits like the Miyazaki Mango are often purchased as high-end gifts to show appreciation and status. This cultural demand pushes the price higher.

In the 1980s, when farmers in Miyazaki started cultivating mangoes, they faced several issues like black spots on skin and lack of taste. Over time, through trial and innovation, they discovered that mangoes that fell naturally from trees tasted better. By the mid-1980s, the net harvesting method was developed, setting the path for Miyazaki Mango to dominate luxury fruit markets.

The real breakthrough happened in 2019, when two Miyazaki mangoes were auctioned for 2.70 lakh rupees ($3,000+). Since then, it has been regarded as one of the most premium fruits worldwide.

Key Developments:

• From Struggle to Success: By the late 1980s, improved harvesting methods made Miyazaki Mangoes a global symbol of luxury and perfection.
• Net Harvesting Innovation: Farmers began using net-harvesting allowing mangoes to ripen on the tree and fall naturally into nets, preserving taste and preventing bruising.

• Vitamin C & A: Boosts immunity and supports eye health.
• Beta Carotene: Antioxidant that supports skin and vision with Anti-inflammatory properties, cellular rejuvenation.
• Folic Acid: Essential for maternal health and cellular health,
• Fiber: Promotes digestion and heart health.

While Miyazaki Mangoes originated in Japan, the variety has now been successfully cultivated in countries like:

• Japan (Original)
• Thailand
• India
• Pakistan
• Bangladesh
• Philippines

However, Japanese-grown Miyazaki Mangoes remain the most prized globally, especially those labeled as Taiyo no Tamago. In India, Velayati Gardens and other horticulture nurseries have introduced grafted Miyazaki Mango plants, ensuring that Pakistani gardeners can now cultivate this luxury fruit in their own backyards.

Climate Needs:

• Thrives in hot, humid climates with ample sunlight
• Requires temperatures consistently above 15°C (59°F)

Soil Requirements:

• Well-drained loamy or sandy soil rich in organic content
• pH between 5.5 and 7.0 (slightly acidic to neutral)

Planting & Spacing:

• Plant grafted seedlings with 15-20 feet spacing

Watering:

• Regular watering during dry periods
• Avoid overwatering; mangoes are sensitive to root rot

Pruning:

• Prune regularly to maintain shape and improve airflow
• Post-harvest pruning is recommended

Fertilization:

• Use balanced organic fertilizers or specific fruit tree formulations
• Fertilize every 6-8 weeks during the growing season

Pest & Disease Management:

• Watch for pests like mango fruit flies, aphids, and mites
• Diseases to watch: Powdery mildew, anthracnose

Harvest Time:

• Generally ready for harvest 3-5 years after planting
• April to August is peak harvest period

Due to their delicate skin and ripeness, Miyazaki Mangoes require individual wrapping for protection during transport.

1. Hand-harvested with care
2. Checked for weight, sugar content, and appearance
3. Wrapped individually in cushioned protective layers
4. Best stored at room temperature
5. Refrigerate for short-term storage, or preserve using:
   • Vacuum-sealed dehydration
   • Sugar-based preserves
   • Frozen pulp extraction

The Miyazaki Mango is a chef’s favorite due to its luxurious flavor and melt-in-the-mouth pulp.

Popular Uses

• Premium desserts: Mango mousse, soufflés, panna cotta
• Exotic beverages: Fruit cocktails, mocktails, mango lassi
• Elegant fruit salads and compotes
• Gourmet chutneys and glazes for fine dining
• Pairings with chocolate, nuts, dairy, and tropical spices

Its richness pairs perfectly with dairy, nuts, tropical spices, and even chocolate.

• Grow luxury fruit at home
• Celebrate beauty, rarity, and wellness
• Impress guests with the rare “Egg of the Sun”
• Adds aesthetic beauty to gardens with its dense canopy and attractive blooms

At Velayati Gardens, we provide high-quality, grafted Miyazaki Mango plants, ready for cultivation in Pakistani climates. All plants are shipped with fertilizer kits and spray solutions for better yield.

• Imported from Japan
• Limited Quantity Available
• Fast Delivery Across Pakistan
• Secure Packaging
• Free Plant Food & Spray Kit

“The lucky ones can get it. Don’t miss out—buy now before it’s out of stock!”

Each Miyazaki Mango is:

• Checked for weight, shape, sugar content, and flawless skin.
• Only those exceeding standards are labeled “Taiyo no Tamago”.
• Premium Packaging: Mangoes are cushioned and shipped carefully one by one to prevent damage.

In Japanese culture, Miyazaki Mango symbolizes:

• Abundance
• Dedication
• Luxury
• Often given as premium gifts to honor special occasions or business relationships.

If you’re someone who appreciates fine things in life, loves gardening, and enjoys exclusive luxury products, the Miyazaki Mango is the fruit for you. Make your garden reflect your taste for the extraordinary. Whether you want to impress guests, savor luxury at home, or grow fruits with world-class recognition, the Miyazaki Mango tree deserves a place in your garden.