Miso Paste Malted Rice, Naturally Fermented in Shinshu Nagano Japan, Non-GMO, No MSG (300g)【】

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  • ✅【Shinshu Miso】 It is a typical “Rice Miso” made from rice koji (malted rice) and soybeans.It is characterized by its shiny light color, refreshing strong taste and rich aroma due to the action of yeast and lactic acid bacteria as a probiotic.
  • ✅【Traditional Natural Brewing】Natural brewing is a traditional aging process of miso without heating it and this brings out the richness and depth of flavor of the miso. It takes miso longer to mature when stored in cold temperatures, giving the flavor richness and depth. This method has been used to make miso for over a thousand years.
  • ✅【100% Japanese Ingredients】It is essential to have good ingredients for miso making. We carefully selected the ingredients in Japan including the soybeans from Akita, Koshihirari rice and using the underground water from Yatsugatake Mountains at an altitude of nearly 90 meters and matured slowly in the Yatsugatake Natural Brewery located at an altitude of approximately 850 meters.
  • ✅【Tube-type Package】We chose a tube-type for the packaging of miso so it can be used easily and conveniently when cooking. You can bring it anywhere for outdoor cooking. It is easy to use with one hand and stored in a small refrigerator.
  • ✅【Make Various Recipes with Miso】Contents: 300g (10.58OZ). About 15g of miso is used for one cup of miso, so you can enjoy about 20 cups of miso soup. Not only for authentic Japanese miso soup but also as a secret seasoning for other various soups, dressings and even your original seasoning.

Miso Paste Malted Rice, Naturally Fermented in Shinshu Nagano Japan, Non-GMO, No MSG (300g)【YAMASAN】

Miso Paste Malted Rice, Naturally Fermented in Shinshu Nagano Japan, Non-GMO, No MSG (300g)【YAMASAN】

Miso Paste Malted Rice, Naturally Fermented in Shinshu Nagano Japan, Non-GMO, No MSG (300g)【YAMASAN】

Miso Paste Malted Rice, Naturally Fermented in Shinshu Nagano Japan, Non-GMO, No MSG (300g)【YAMASAN】

Miso Paste Malted Rice, Naturally Fermented in Shinshu Nagano Japan, Non-GMO, No MSG (300g)【YAMASAN】

Miso Paste Malted Rice, Naturally Fermented in Shinshu Nagano Japan, Non-GMO, No MSG (300g)【YAMASAN】

Miso Paste Malted Rice, Naturally Fermented in Shinshu Nagano Japan, Non-GMO, No MSG (300g)【YAMASAN】


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  1. Yamasan Kyoto Uji Artisanal organic tea for an abundant lifestyle.

    Our company’s management ethos is the creation of an abundant lifestyle through a tradition of taste. We believe a healthy lifestyle means a healthy mind and body – our job is to help our customers have healthy minds and bodies.

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    What makes our products unique?

    The ability to blend tea leaves correctly is determined not by the latest machines, but by the ability of skilled artisans to distinguish tea leaves with their five senses. It is this philosophy of tea making that makes the difference.

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    To spread good taste and health around the world and to connect the rich and reliable food of Japan to the future.

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Product Description

味噌汁メニュー

Traditional Japanese Food

Miso, as an ingredient of miso soup, has a long history in Japan. It was introduced to Japan as far back as the Asuka period (710-794), but at that time miso was not soluble in water, so people ate miso by licking it off. People began to eat miso soup in the Kamakura period.(1185-1333). In the Kamakura period, a meal style ed “Ichiju-ichisai” (One soup and One Vegetable) began to take root in samurai society, and the custom of eating miso soup with every meal was established. From then, miso soup became popular as a food for warfare. In the Edo period (1603-1867), miso became popular for Japanese people in their daily lives. Nowadays, miso soup appears on every family’s dining table. Since then, miso soup has been a staple of the Japanese diet.

天然醸造について

Natural Brewing

製造工程

How Rice Miso is Made

First, soybeans are in the boiling, steaming and pressure cooking process. Rice will go into the steaming process then it will become rice malt(koji). After that, the soybeans and the rice malt will be mixed with water and salt. Then, the mixture of soybeans, rice malt, water and salt will go into the fermentation and aging process for a long period of time in a brewing warehouse. The brewery is located in a mountainous area at an elevation of 849 meters, making it an ideal place for fermentation and maturation of miso due to the cooler temperatures. This long-term aging process gives miso a mellow, full-bodied flavor.

原料に関して

Commitment to Ingredients

We manufacture with a commitment to raw materials and use only Japanese ingredients.

As for the ingredients used to make miso, we carefully selected Koshihikari rice from Akita prefecture which is famous among Japanese people and even people overseas.

味噌レシピ

Various New Ways to Use Miso Paste – Twice-cooked Pork with Miso

Miso is generally used as an ingredient in miso soup. However, miso is also suitable for a wide variety of dishes as seasoning. Twice-cooked Pork with Miso is a nutritious recipe that combines vegetables and meat with miso. You can use this miso to create your own recipes!



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300 Grams

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GMO Free


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