Amazake may be good for your skin! The internal and external beauty possibilities of amazake
Founded in the 35th year of the Meiji era, we have been making miso and soy sauce in Kamaishi City, Iwate Prefecture, and this year marks the 123rd year. In 2011, there was a crisis of business survival due to the Great East Japan Earthquake, but we were able to resume safely with support from all over the country.
Since the earthquake, we have developed processed products such as salt paste, miso paste, and amazake (amazake) using attractive Iwate Prefecture ingredients, with the desire to convey our gratitude to those who have supported us. While I have always felt the deliciousness of rice paste and the wonderfulness of fermentation, I still remember the excitement I felt when I drank it for the first time. Until then, I had never drunk sake lees amazake, so I was completely fascinated by the natural flavor of rice, which was so delicious with just rice and bran and was so sweet even though there was no sugar in it. Moreover, I learned that it is rich in nutritional ingredients and is good for beauty and health, and I thought it was a very happy drink for women.
Then, Japan Zetok Co., Ltd. in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, asked us if we would like to develop amazake cosmetics. Japan Zetok has developed many ODM businesses and original products, and after the Great East Japan Earthquake, the Tohoku Support Project was launched and developed cosmetics in collaboration with Tohoku companies. As part of this,
We have started making cosmetics using amazake.
Focusing on the moisturizing ingredients of Gansu, the developer himself had problems with sensitive skin and fluctuating skin, so he pursued skin-friendly cosmetics that make the most of the power of Gansu. We aimed to create a cosmetic product that allows you to feel the charm of sweet paste from the inside and outside, so that your bare skin can drink the deliciousness of sweet glue.