By prefecture

Miyagi / SendaiMiso
Josen Honba Sendai Miso (ジョウセン 本場仙台みそ)
「400 years from Date Masamune's own brewery. Red miso good enough to eat plain.」
¥504
/ 750g
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Aomori / TowadaTare sauce
Stamina Gen Tare (スタミナ源たれ)
「Apple and garlic. All of Aomori in the one bottle every household keeps.」
¥898
/ 420g
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Iwate / HanamakiDashiNo additivesNaturally brewed
Sasacho Shinise no Aji Tsuyu (佐々長醸造 老舗の味 つゆ)
「Makes better whatever you pour it on, brewed with Hayachine spring water.」
¥1,397
/ 500ml
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Akita / OgaFish sauceNo additivesLong-aged
Akita Shottsuru, 100% Hatahata (秋田しょっつる ハタハタ100%)
「Only the prefectural fish and salt. Aged 3 years, one of Japan's three great fish sauces.」
¥2,160
/ 130g
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Yamagata / YamagataSoy sauce
Marujuoya Aji Marujyu Dashi Shoyu (丸十大屋 味マルジュウ)
「The flavor behind imoni gatherings. The dashi shoyu that holds up Yamagata's table.」
¥1,430
/ 1L
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Fukushima / AizuwakamatsuMiso
Aizu Tenpo Genen Juwari Koji Miso (会津天宝 減塩十割こうじみそ)
「Brewed with as much rice koji as soybeans. The sweet koji miso of Aizu.」
¥791
/ 700g
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Aomori / Aomori CityMiso
Kanesa Aomori Ginger Miso (かねさ 本場青森しょうがみそ)
「One spoonful on oden. The sweet-savory ginger miso that has warmed Aomori winters.」
¥1,058
/ 100g × 3 packs
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Iwate / RikuzentakataSoy sauce
Yagisawa Kiseki no Hishio Shoyu (八木澤商店 奇跡の醤)
「A drop of moromi that survived the tsunami. Shoyu (soy sauce) from a rebuilt brewery in Rikuzentakata.」
¥1,980
/ 150ml × 2 bottles
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Iwate / Noda VillageSaltSun-dried
Noda Shio Firewood-Kiln Sea Salt (薪窯直煮製法 のだ塩)
「Four days over a wood fire. Direct-boiled salt from Noda Village, Iwate, on the old salt road.」
¥1,160
/ 200g
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Miyagi / SendaiSpicy
Jinchu Gyutan Sendai Rayu Chili Oil (陣中 牛タン 仙台ラー油)
「Chunks of beef tongue in Sichuan-style chili oil. A spoonable chili oil born in Sendai.」
¥1,380
/ 100g
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Miyagi / KesennumaSoy sauce
Ishiwatari Kesennuma Kanjuku Kaki Shoyu (石渡商店 気仙沼 完熟かき醤油)
「Kesennuma oysters in a single drop. A rich table shoyu backed by dashi.」
¥810
/ 150ml
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Akita / DaisenDashi
Tohoku Shoyu Aji Doraku no Sato All-Purpose Tsuyu (東北醤油 味どうらくの里)
「The quiet lead in Akita kitchens. One bottle decides the seasoning.」
¥1,588
/ 500ml × 2 bottles
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Akita / KakunodateDashiNo additives
Ando Jozo Shirodashi (安藤醸造 白だし)
「Char fish shottsuru hidden inside. Restaurant-grade shirodashi from Kakunodate.」
¥896
/ 360ml
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Yamagata / YonezawaTare sauce
Maruhira Umai Tare All-Purpose Sauce (マルヒラ うまいたれ)
「Yonezawa's local sauce. Bonito dashi up front, and it goes on anything.」
¥918
/ 1L
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Fukushima / KoriyamaKoji
Horaiya Honten Oshinko Sagohachi Pickling Bed (宝来屋本店 お新香三五八)
「Three salt, five koji, eight rice. A Fukushima pickling bed that lends fermented depth just by burying things in it.」
¥389
/ 500g
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Akita / OgaFish sauceLong-aged
Shottsuru Junen Jukusen 10-Year Fish Sauce (しょっつる十年熟仙)
「Fish sauce rested for 10 years. The longest aging of any shottsuru sold in shops.」
¥7,560
/ 200ml
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Aomori / TowadaTare sauce
Stamina Gen Tare Shioyaki no Tare (スタミナ源 塩焼のたれ)
「The Gen Tare with no shoyu in it. Salt, pepper and garlic.」
¥389
/ 380g
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Aomori / HirosakiVinegar
Kanesho Ponzu Shoyu (カネショウ ぽん酢しょうゆ)
「Ponzu built on apple vinegar, with grated apple still in it.」
¥864
/ 500ml
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Akita / KatagamiSoy sauceNaturally brewedLong-aged
Yamakiu Sugioke-Brewed Ginjo Shoyu (ヤマキウ 杉桶仕込み吟醸)
「Over two years in cedar barrels. Shoyu from a brewery that made it before it made sake.」
¥777
/ 1L
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Akita / Odate & HinaiKoji
Honda Kojiya Fresh Rice Koji (本多麹屋 こうじ)
「Fresh koji from a koji house in Hinai. The start of sagohachi-zuke and nata-zuke alike.」
¥480
/ 400g
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