Ama-nattou (Sweetened beans)
Japanese style confectionery, sweetened Tamba black beans.
Boiled in molasses and then sprinkled with sugar.
Enjoy the natural flavor of very special black beans at your tea break.
Japanese style confectionery, sweetened Tamba black beans.
Boiled in molasses and then sprinkled with sugar.
Enjoy the natural flavor of very special black beans at your tea break.
Refreshing taste and sharpness flavor are created by the Combination of sake rice called “Gohyakumangoku” and “Shiragiku water” which has been selected as one of the best water in Japan.
*Junmai: is sake made only with rice, koji and water
*Ginjyo: is more than 40% of the outer layer removed from the rice
The rich flavors and the aroma are brewed from sake rice called “Hattan Nishiki” and subsoil water from Mt.Fuji. at Toyoshima Sake Brewery in Tokyo.
*Junmai: is sake made only with rice, koji and water
*Ginjyo: is more than 40% of the outer layer removed from the rice
720ml 180ml
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