Madama Butterfly II reframes Puccini’s Cio-Cio-San as a figure of rebirth rather than resignation. Pink pepper, quince and petitgrain clementine give the opening a tart green brightness before galbanum, incense, raspberry, tulip, iris and sakura build a floral heart with both delicacy and tension. The base turns more tactile: musk, ambergris, cedar, sandalwood, patchouli and tonka absolute bring weight and warmth. Senyokô’s own presentation emphasizes the contrast between floral transparency and a deliberately substantial musk structure, giving the fragrance a poised, modern density.