Kamebishiya Saishikomi Mushiro Koji Shoyu (Twice-Brewed Soy Sauce)
Kamebishi · Japan (Higashikagawa, Kagawa Prefecture)
SeasoningsSoy SauceAmbientEstablished export
Kamebishi, founded 1753, is the last brewery in Japan still using the labor-intensive 'mushiro koji' (straw-mat koji) cultivation method. Its flagship saishikomi (twice-brewed/re-fermented) shoyu is aged about three years in wooden vats for an intensely deep, sweet-umami profile prized for sashimi and finishing. The maker also produces a celebrated soy-sauce-infused Belgian chocolate. Distributed to Europe and the US through fine-food channels.
The supplier270+-year-old Kagawa brewery, last user of mushiro-koji method, multi-generational family ownership
Why it sells abroadOnly mushiro-koji brewery in Japan; 3-year twice-brewed depth; collector/gift positioning
Buyer's brief ✓ SOURCES VERIFIED
CertificationsArtisan (founded 1753, Kagawa); Japan's only brewery continuing the 'mushiro koji' method — designated an Intangible Folk Cultural Property. Traditional/heritage positioning; Halal/Kosher NOT standard / not publicly verified.
How to source itBrewery -> EU/US fine-food importers (Nishikidori, ChefShop) -> Michelin/fine-dining restaurants & gourmet shops (direct purchase from outside Japan requires a third party).
Available inUnited States, United Kingdom, France +2 more
HandlingAmbient
Price tierPremium
ChannelSpecialty
Export readinessEstablished export
HS code2103.10
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