By prefecture

Kagawa / ShodoshimaSoy sauceNo additivesKioke-brewedLong-aged
Yamaroku Tsurubishio Shoyu (ヤマロク醤油 鶴醤)
「Twice the ingredients, 4 years of time. Depth grown in a wooden barrel.」
¥2,386
/ 500ml
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Shimane / OkuizumoSoy sauceNo additivesNaturally brewed
Inoue Koshiki Shoyu (井上 古式じょうゆ)
「Your simmered dishes change. The dense brew that chefs seek out in Okuizumo.」
¥1,073
/ 720ml
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Kochi / Kuroshio TownSaltNo additivesSun-dried
Tosa no Umi no Tenpijio Amami (土佐の海の天日塩 あまみ)
「No fire at any stage. Sun-evaporated salt made by sun and wind alone.」
¥2,550
/ 400g
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Hiroshima / Kure & Kami-KamagarijimaSaltNo additives
Amabito no Moshio Seaweed Salt (海人の藻塩)
「A Kofun-period salt method brought back. A golden salt that carries savoriness.」
¥800
/ 100g
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Okayama / KurashikiSoy sauce
Tora Shoyu Kinira Shoyu (とら醤油 黄ニラしょうゆ)
「70% of the national crop, Okayama's yellow chives in one bottle. A new standard for rice with raw egg.」
¥823
/ 150ml
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Yamaguchi / YanaiSoy sauceNo additivesKioke-brewed
Sagawa Kanro Shoyu (佐川醤油店 甘露しょうゆ)
「The lord murmured "kanro, kanro." 240 years of saishikomi in Yanai.」
¥900
/ 300ml
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Tottori / SakaiminatoDashi
Heisei Ago Dashi Pack (ヘイセイ あご入り鰹ふりだし)
「Sanin flying fish take the lead. Simmer the bag and you have restaurant-grade dashi.」
¥1,200
/ 8g × 30 sachets
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Tokushima / KamiitaPonzuNo additives
Hikari Shokunin no Yume Organic Sudachi Ponzu (光食品 職人の夢 有機すだちぽん酢)
「No brewed vinegar at all. The acidity comes only from sudachi, yuzu, and yuko.」
¥698
/ 180ml
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Ehime / MasakiMiso
Gino Iyo Barley Miso (ギノーみそ 国産伊予のみそ・つぶ)
「From Ehime, Japan's top producer of naked barley: a sweet barley miso carrying the name Gino.」
¥670
/ 700g
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Kochi / UmajimuraPonzu
Umajimura Yuzu no Mura Ponzu Shoyu (馬路村 ぽん酢しょうゆ ゆずの村)
「How a mountain village of 800 people won over Japan with yuzu.」
¥793
/ 500ml
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Hiroshima / HiroshimaTare sauce
Otafuku Okonomi Sauce (オタフク お好みソース)
「Sweetened with dates, grown up alongside Hiroshima's recovery.」
¥475
/ 500g
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Kagawa / SakaideSoy sauce
Kamada Dashi Shoyu (鎌田醤油 だし醤油)
「Founded in 1789. The udon prefecture's original, and the maker that took dashi shoyu nationwide.」
¥682
/ 500ml
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Tokushima / Tokushima & SakoMiso
Uoi Gozen Miso Kaden, 17-Bu Koji Brew (魚井の御膳みそ 糀傳 17割糀仕込み)
「The sweet miso served at the daimyo's table. Awa miso brewed with 1.7 times as much koji as soybean.」
¥985
/ 1kg
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Tottori / KurayoshiVinegar
Takarafukuichi Kenko-su Sweet Vinegar (宝福一 健康酢)
「Half a century in Kurayoshi. Apple vinegar with fruit sugar, ready to use as it is.」
¥1,242
/ 900ml
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Ehime / Saijo & TambaraDashi
Mitsuboshi Ibuki Iriko Shirodashi (三星食品 伊吹いりこのしろだし)
「Dashi drawn from Seto Inland Sea Ibuki iriko, with no color to hide your ingredients.」
¥1,260
/ 500ml
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Yamaguchi / ShimonosekiFish sauce
Yamaka Shoyu Fuku Fish Sauce (ヤマカ醤油 ふく魚醤)
「Fish sauce brewed from Shimonoseki tiger blowfish. None of the smell you expect.」
¥1,723
/ 100ml
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Shimane / OkuizumoMisoNo additives
Inoue Shoyuten Okuizumo Triple-Koji Rice Miso (井上醤油店 奥出雲三倍糀米みそ)
「Three times the koji. A sweet rice miso raised by the temperature swings of Okuizumo.」
¥702
/ 500g
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Okayama / KurashikiSoy sauce
Tora Shoyu Amakuchi Koikuchi Shoyu (とら醤油 本醸造濃口 あまくちしょうゆ)
「The sweet shoyu behind Kurashiki kitchens. It pulls a simmered dish together.」
¥680
/ 500ml
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