Herbal culture is made up of two elements: succeeding and creating.  Fijian herbs are handed down from mother to child and from adults to children. In their herbal culture, their lives are reflected, having close ties like feeling their body temperature and listening to breathing each other. While being together during my research, one of the important things that they taught me was that "a human has great power". People in Fiji firmly grasp the nature close to them, thinking, choosing medicines, and creating what is needed. If they need something, they can create it by themselves instead of getting it with the cash. The wisdom, to start with a situation of nothing being shaped and to create what they need, was to let me make sure their power, human potentials.

Since I became close to Fijian friends, I was convinced that their wisdom and culture would evoke what is fundamentally important to us, the human race, beyond the region of the world. While looking at plants growing up on the earth, realizing the power of plants awakens our imagination and creativity and gives us an entrance to know the wild intelligence of each, plants and humans. It will make us open our hearts and utilize each other with the most precious relationship. I thought it is the basis to use herbs everywhere on the earth.