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Premium set for tasting Kyoto's foodKyo no Nishiki Autumn Set
Seasonal meals/meal kits/pot sets
Enjoy the taste of Kyoto with our seasonal gozen/meal kit/nabe set developed by Kyoto chefs using ingredients from Kyoto Prefecture. You can choose from Kyoto cuisine, Chinese cuisine, Western cuisine, and meat dishes, each according to your preferred style.
Your choice of products from a large number of dishes.Purchase SitePlease choose from the following
The following, Kyo sake, Uji tea, Kyo pickles, Kyo azuki sweets, and Kyo rice are
The brand and type cannot be specified as they will be packed and delivered at random.
Kyoto rice is used for Kyoto sake,
Uji tea, Kyoto pickles, Kyoto azuki sweets, Kyoto rice and,
Unique to Kyoto
A set of premium products.
You will be able to see which brand you will receive when you receive it.
Kyotosake
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Kyoto-grown rice.
Sake used
Since sake brewing has long been popular in Kyoto Prefecture, original sake rice varieties with excellent sake brewing qualities have also been cultivated. Among them, "Celebration," a variety of rice suitable for sake brewing, was first cultivated in 1974, and although its production temporarily ceased, it was revived after its high quality was reaffirmed. We also offer sake made from rice grown in Kyoto, such as "Gohyakumangoku" and "Kyo no Kiraki".
About "Celebration" rice suitable for sake brewing
Ii Iwai, a variety of rice suitable for sake brewing produced in Kyoto Prefecture, is highly suited for ginjo-shu (ginjo-grade sake). It is difficult to cultivate and has been on the verge of extinction many times, but farmers and sake breweries continue to work hand in hand to produce Kyoto's own sake, supporting Kyoto's sake culture. Enjoy the taste and unique aroma of sake made from "Shuku," which has been highly regarded for its quality since its birth.
10,000,000,000,000,000,000Japanese pickled vegetables
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Ancient preserved food Kyoto pickles
Kyoto pickles have been a driving force in Japanese pickle culture, using superior techniques to preserve the ingredients themselves and their flavors. While it is a traditional food, its techniques are constantly evolving to this day. In this issue, we present Kyoto pickles made with ingredients from Kyoto Prefecture.
Content varies by brand.
Uji era (1124.4.3-1126.1.22)tea
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Uji tea, the origin of Japanese tea
Uji tea, which has developed along with the tea ceremony and chanoyu culture of Kyoto, is a blend of mainly tea leaves produced in Kyoto Prefecture and processed in Kyoto Prefecture. Among a wide variety of teas, this time we will offer either gyokuro, a high-grade tea that is carefully brewed at a low temperature of 40-60℃ to spread its deep flavor in the mouth, or matcha, which can be enjoyed in a variety of ways, including as-is, in dishes and confectionery.
About "GYOKURO
By covering the tea leaves for 20 days or more when they are just beginning to sprout, the tea leaves suppress the production of catechins, which are bitter-tasting substances, and store an abundance of amino acids, which are components of flavor and sweetness. The highest quality tea is produced by steaming and drying the tender sprouts while rubbing them, and is characterized by its bright green color. After being brewed, the tea leaves can be eaten as is, with ponzu (Japanese citrus juice) and other seasonings.
About "Matcha
Matcha is made from "tencha," which is grown in a different way than sencha. After the sprouts are steamed, they are dried without rubbing, and the soft leaf pulp is ground into a powder using a tea mortar. Unlike regular tea leaves, the powdered form is consumed as is, so all the nutrients of the tea leaves can be taken in. Whisking makes the tea mellow and tastes great even for those who don't like bitterness.
Kyotoadzuki bean confectionery
Made with Kyoto-grown Tanba Dainagon azuki beans
"Kyoto's azuki bean confectionery."
Large, sweet, richly aromatic, and bright dark red, Tamba Dainagon azuki is a very tasty azuki that is used in Kyoto's finest wagashi as a premium variety.
This time, we will deliver one of a selection of monaka, ozenzai, yokan, etc. made with these "Kyoto-grown Tanba Dainagon azuki" beans. Please enjoy them with the tea that will be delivered with your order.
All photos are for reference only.
Products are subject to change without notice. Please understand in advance.
Products are subject to change without notice. Please understand in advance.
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Azuki no Sato Kyoto Confectionery Fujikou
Tanba black bean zenzai
Luxurious high-grade zenzai made from Tanba Dainagon azuki beans with Tanba black soybeans.
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Izumiya (department store)
Kyoto-Sweetened Bean Curd
Two bags of amanatto made from Kyoto-grown Tanba Dainagon azuki beans. The moderate sweetness goes well with tea and can be used as zenzai or grains of red bean paste.
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Ganshundo Honpo
Tanba Dainagon Azuki Beans Kyoto Style Ozenzai
This is a sweet red bean jelly made from Tanba Dainagon, which is slowly cooked and dipped in honey. It can be chilled in the refrigerator before serving, or it can be served in the pouch with hot water.
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Kyoto Tsuruya Tsuruzuan
Tanba Dainagon Confiture
Large Tanba Dainagon azuki beans are softly cooked and bottled. Please enjoy it on top of the skin of "monaka". Tanba Dainagon confiture goes well not only with monaka but also with toast and pancakes.
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happy hall
Gogi Boshi Monaka - handmade one set
You can make your own monaka by yourself. The set includes azuki red beans from Tanba Dainagon in Kyoto, which are carefully cooked to make tsubu-an (sweet red bean paste), and monaka (a type of sweet bean paste). You can make 5 pieces of monaka. If there is leftover bean paste, please enjoy it with bread.
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valley entrance
Hanaraku Dainagon, made with Dainagon azuki beans from Tanba, Kyoto
The azuki beans are cooked softly and plump, then wrapped in amber made from Tanba agar and hardened. The crisp texture and the tightly packed azuki beans are exquisite.
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Yoshitomi Bawaraya
Japanese apricot
This special yokan is made with flavorful Kyoto-grown Tanba Dainagon azuki beans. The carefully cooked kanoko beans are scattered to resemble plum blossoms.
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part of the imperial palace where dancing girls were trained (Nara and Heian periods)
Jyugakudai Zenzai / Tanba Dainagon 2L all out
Zenzai made with only Tanba Dainagon azuki beans produced in Kyoto. It is also recommended to eat it with ice cream.
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Franceya Confectionery
Kyo no hojicha azuki bean cake
Made with a generous amount of Kyoto-grown Dainagon azuki beans. The cake is moist and baked with a rich aroma of hojicha green tea.
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metropolitan food products
Uji kintoki amber
Large Tamba Dainagon azuki beans cooked softly and filled with amber flavored with Uji green tea.
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Mutsumi Confectionery
Kyo Makaron and Dainagon Kanoko Set
An assortment of macarons and amanatto made with Tanba dainagon produced in Kyoto Prefecture. The macarons are flavored with seasonal ingredients and the cream is made with Dainagon.
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Wakana-ya Honke
Mizuyokan with Kyoto Tanba Dainagon Adzuki Beans
Tanba Dainagon azuki beans from Kyoto Prefecture are scattered over carefully-dried homemade red bean paste, resulting in a light and smooth mizuyokan. It is recommended to eat it chilled.
Kyotometer (i.e. a gauge)
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New variety of Kyoto original rice "Kyoshikibu
Kyo Shikibu, a new variety of Kyoto original rice, is being produced as a high-quality, top-level brand rice in Japan, with particular attention paid to cultivation and shipping methods. Characterized by its fragrance, white gloss, and sweetness, it is used at famous ryotei (Japanese-style restaurants) in Kyoto Prefecture, and is now the most popular rice in Kyoto.
choiceBelleru Present
In addition to the above, you can choose either "Kyo-no-shu" or "Uji tea in a bottle" as a gift.
Please note that the brand name of "Kyoto Sake" cannot be specified.
Please note that gifts are limited in quantity per store and may not be available upon request.
Please understand this in advance.
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Kyo-no-shu" made with rice produced in Kyoto
We have prepared 720ml sake made from Kyoto rice "Celebration", "Gohyakumangoku", and "Kyo no Kiraki". Please enjoy the unique taste of Kyoto.
Uji tea "Tama-usagi" in a bottle
From Uji, the hometown of Japanese tea, Gyokuro was created to make it easy to enjoy the taste of Gyokuro. Enjoy this new bottled drink, developed as a soft drink to go with Japanese cuisine, with your favorite dishes.
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