- Traditional foods were in the conception from the beginning.
However, even with this, we had to broaden the scope of our work.
The idea of local production for local consumption has been added.
Especially for myself, who was born and raised in Nasu Kogen, I was greatly affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011, and I had to take the idea of local production for local consumption.
Somehow, we want to support the local people. It was only natural for me to want to help people who are working hard.
We value our local relationships and strive to introduce and sell our products with our handiwork as the key.
- In 2012, we will be adding new handiwork in the Tohoku region, especially
in the south, and June is the time to do so. In Mutsu, excellent traditional
handicrafts have been handed down.
At the same time, traditional foods have been passed down.
- In modern life, molecular nutrition (molecular corrective medicine) based on Roger Williams' theory of the "chain of life" has become justified.
Our health has come to a point where modern Japanese medicine, which is a coping therapy, cannot stand up.
Based on these ideas, I would like to introduce traditional fermented foods such as miso, soy sauce, and natto, and vegetables and fruits grown by absorbing the power of nature, which have value in the natural world.
- This is the ancient wisdom of the "Life with Wabi(Japanese beauty)",
and you will understand how wonderful seasonal vegetables and fruits are.
Food is a big part of Japanese traditional "events".
It is an ancient and lore of life's wisdom.
- There is a saying, "Annual events are cultural assets passed down to us by our predecessors.
You'll find out how many food-related events there are among them.
Osechi cuisine, rice gruel with seven plants, Kagami-biraki, Dondoyaki (grilled dumpling), rice gruel with azuki beans, Setsubun (roasted beans), Tofu, Hari-no-sho (tofu), Hishi-mochi (rice cake with rhombus), Botamochi (rice cake), Chimaki (rice cake), Eel (eel), Shichigosan (red rice), Winter solstice (pumpkin, yuzu), Soba (buckwheat noodles)....
I admire the wisdom of our predecessors from ancient times.
Food is a big part of Japanese traditional "events".
It is an ancient and lore of life's wisdom.
- There is a saying, "Annual events are cultural assets passed down to us by our predecessors.
You'll find out how many food-related events there are among them.
Osechi cuisine, rice gruel with seven plants, Kagami-biraki, Dondoyaki (grilled dumpling), rice gruel with azuki beans, Setsubun (roasted beans), Tofu, Hari-Kuyou(A sewing needle, a sacrifice.) (tofu), Hishi-mochi (rice cake with rhombus), Botamochi (rice cake), Chimaki (rice cake), Eel (eel), Shichigosan (red rice), Winter solstice (pumpkin, yuzu), Soba (buckwheat noodles)....
I admire the wisdom of our predecessors from ancient times.
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