In the beginning the area which is currently village of Ranupani was land managed by one of the Dutch families during the colonial period. The management of land in Java to European families was very common at that time, as was the management of part of the land in the Iyang-Argopuro Plateau by the Ledeboer family in 1916. Indonesian independence on 17 August 1945 caused the exodus of the Dutch in various parts of the country and the release of assets to the Republican government Indonesia. As time goes by, many immigrants from various regions (especially Senduro, Singosari, Malang, Ngadas) live in the village. At present, Ranupani Village has two hamlets, namely Gedokasu (Sidodadi) and Besaran, and is one of the enclave villages within the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS) area. The residential area of Ranupani is surrounded by a stretch of agricultural land, which includes, among others, Scales in the North, Amprong in the West, Rondo Kuning in East, Suropotong in the Northeast, Reserves in the South and Dempok in the Southwest. Daerah Besaran consists of 3 Rukun Tetangga, while the GedokAsu area consists of 4 Neighborhood Groups. In 1999, Desa Ranupani was separated by the Government of Lumajang Regency from the main village of Argosari with definitive village preparation status.