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Using vegetables, bonito flakes, herbs, etc. from Nansatsu, wildcats are said to be making bottled food that pleases the mind and body day after night. Please come in and have no reservations.

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The original bottle used in the bottled products of the Yamaneko Bottling Research Institute. Available in three types: large, medium, and small. The jar also has a lid with a golden logo engraved on it. Of course, for cutlery and stationery containers, Preservation of whole spices, coffee beans and sweets. Also for the preservation of homemade jams and dressings and sauces. They are all the same diameter, so they can be stored neatly. =Size & Specifications= Diameter: 6.5cm Large... Height: 11.4cm / Capacity: 200ml Middle... Height: 6.8cm / Capacity: 100ml Small... Height: 5.1cm / Capacity: 60ml

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Wildcat Bottling Research Institute

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株式会社下園薩男商店

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Using vegetables, bonito flakes, herbs, etc. from Nansatsu, wildcats are said to be making bottled food that pleases the mind and body day after night. Please come in and have no reservations.

It was built by renovating a 120-year-old post office in Makurazaki, Kagoshima Prefecture, where bonito flakes are produced. Shops, cafes, bottling workshops, and inns limited to one group are lined up with original food and miscellaneous goods.

Focusing on bonito flakes, which are a specialty of Makurazaki, products made from products from reliable producers in the surrounding area, such as organic vegetables, Chiran black tea, and mulberry leaves.

As the world becomes more standardized, we feel that the world will be enriched by inheriting the unique products, history, traditions, and culture of each region.