

Rooted in Tradition, Crafted by a Small Brewery
The Producer's Passion
The process to produce "koji" (a substance to promote fermentation) takes aprroximately two whole days to grow the "koji" within the steamed rice, and it is the most important process to determine the flavor and aroma of soy sauce. Our talented craftmen select the best koji to infuse in our soy sauce, resulting in rich, deep, umami flavors.
Manufacturing scene of soy sauce making

The soy sauce koji is made by adding koji mold to steamed soybeans and roasted, finely crushed wheat. This is the key to making delicious soy sauce.

The completed soy sauce koji is transferred to a tank and mixed with salt water to create Moromi. Stir occasionally to incorporate air while maturing.

The Moromi is pressed using a special machine, and the liquid that is squeezed out is then heated and filtered to increase its clarity.

After completing the finishing process and bottling, each bottle is individually wrapped and shipped by hand.
