Harureno Hino Soy Sauce
Aiming for a soy sauce with natural sweetness, rich umami, and a soft salty taste, it is a traditional handmade soy sauce that has been naturally fermented in wooden vats for more than a year using carefully selected ingredients and yeast from the time of brewing, which was miraculously discovered during the tornado disaster. We use "Tamba black soybeans" from Hyogo Prefecture, "Yumechikara" wheat from Hokkaido, natural sea salt from Okinawa Prefecture, and natural water pumped at the foot of Mt. Fuji.
In addition, it is a "special soy sauce" that uses a brewing method that is extremely rare today, in which the brewed brine is reduced by about 20% compared to ordinary soy sauce, and its flavor is more pronounced.
Tsuyu no moto
The concept is not the commonly recognized "tsuyu", but only "tsuyu no moto" (the base of tsuyu). By suppressing the sweetness and daring to leave the final taste undecided, it is possible to change it to the taste of each family. It uses plenty of bonito flakes from Yaizu and refrains from sweetness, so it can be arranged in a wide range of ways, from simmered dishes to soups and noodle soups. It has been very popular that it can be used to create a "taste of home" by adjusting the sweetness with mirin and sugar and using it for all purposes.
Honshu Soy Sauce
It is characterized by a soft aroma and a rounded taste with salt angles. It can be used as a general soy sauce.
Old-fashioned soy sauce
This brewed soy sauce is blended with soy sauce to make it rich in flavor and richness. As a dipping sauce for fatty sashimi, it is recommended for dipping soy sauce such as teriyaki and yakimochi.