FROM SMALL REGIONS OF JAPAN — CAREFULLY CRAFTED & THOUGHTFULLY CHOSEN

"Unmai" brings rare regional Japanese foods, crafted by small producers.
Hard to find — even in Japan.

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Japanese ingredients are shaped by fermentation, regional craft, and time. Learn the stories behind miso, dashi, and Japanese tea in Japanipedia.
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  • Isegura

    Isegura (Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture), founded in 1914, has been brewing soy sauce and miso using traditional wooden barrels and natural fermentation, relying entirely on the power of nature.

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  • TEA FACTORY GEN

    TEA FACTORY GEN was established in the spring of 2016 in Sera Highlands, Hiroshima.
    With a firm commitment to fertilizer-free and pesticide-free cultivation, they embrace a tea-making philosophy rooted in nature and tradition.

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  • Noda Miso Co.

    To protect one of Japan’s largest wooden-barrel breweries — and preserve traditional Japanese food culture — Noda Miso Co., founded in 1928 as a contract miso producer, now maintains and restores around 400 giant wooden barrels, continuing to nurture miso with care and dedication.

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