Popular No. 1
[Akashia Daichi]
The origin of "Akashia Daichi" is acacia forests as far as the eye can see. Every time the wind blows, acacia is fragrant, and all you can hear is the sound of bees.
More than 20 years ago, when acacia trees in Japan began to decrease steadily, the second generation, Isamu Yamagishi,
"If this continues, we won't be able to harvest delicious acacia honey," he said, leaving Japan. Acacia paradise in the Yellow River Basin has started with acacia planting and has accumulated technical guidance to local beekeepers. It is the second hometown of Kanazawa Yamagishi Apiary.
"Akashia Daichi" continues to be the No. 1 most popular long-term sales of Yamagishi Apiary.
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A diluted additive-free honey drink born from domestic fruit juice and carefully selected honey
[5 types of honey drinks in total]
The natural flavor of the fruit is complemented by the mild sweetness of the honey. It is a diluted type that is divided with cold water, hot water, carbonated water, etc.
Drink Popularity No. 1
[Yuzu Mitsu]
This additive-free and fragrance-free honey drink uses the juice of domestic yuzu harvested while waiting for it to ripen on the tree and acacia honey that Kanazawa Yamagishi Apiary is particular about. It is a fragrant gem with the whole skin rolled up.
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Honey is the main character
The first in the honey sweets series
[Warabi honey mochi Oku Noto salt & lemon honey]
A new style of honey confectionery!
☑ I want to invent a confectionery that can taste plenty of nectar.
☑ Bringing out new charms other than the "sweetness" of nectar
☑ You can make the most of the ingredients through nectar and enjoy a new dessert experience.
I felt that there were few opportunities to taste authentic nectar with existing "honey-infused" confectionery. We developed it with the desire to let people experience more "real things".
The warabi mochi of "Mochittro" is kneaded with umami Okunoto salt and dipped in the popular "Lemon Mitsu" and enjoyed. The rich sauce further expands the umami of the salted warabi mochi.