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08Hand down the process of soy sauce from each region worldwide
Founded in 1854. The wooden tub that has been used for 170 years since the Edo period has kept the traditional soy sauce brewing made i…
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07Become a Kurabito. Enhancing the Value of Japanese Sake through a New Form of Sake Brewery Tourism
KURABITO STAY and Kitsukura Shuzo have teamed up to offer a completely new sake tourism program within the grounds of a 330-year-old sa…
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06Year-long Grape Production in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres to Transform Japanese Agriculture and Create New Lifestyles
Japanese fruits are world-renowned for their high quality. Behind the scenes, however, the fruit industry in Japan is facing numerous c…
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05Local Tochigi Culture and Ingredients at The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko
The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko opened in July 2020 on the shores of Lake Chuzenji in Okunikko. The luxury hotel sits in an area that is home …
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03Innovation Meets History at Wataya Besso
Straddling the Shiota River in Ureshino, Saga Prefecture, the Wataya Besso hotel complex spreads across the 66,000-square-meter propert…
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02Brewing the Future of Sake
“If we let ourselves be too restricted by the perceived value of traditions worth preserving, we will be unable to move forward, and we…
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01Developing the Potential of Japan’s Satoyama Culture
Yoshihiro Narisawa, the owner-chef of restaurant NARISAWA in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo, is one of Japan’s world-class chefs and an artist de…