Product introduction
Miso is a traditional food that has supported the Japanese diet for more than 1,300 years.
There are many miso varieties unique to the geography and climate of Japan, which extends from north to south.
Kuranoya sells 12 select miso varieties by weight.
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Hokkaido Additive-free Miso
- Medium sweet
Hokkaido
Made with Hokkaido soybeans and rice. Additive-free miso with mellow taste.
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Authentic Sendai Miso
- Savory
Miyagi
Soybeans, steamed to keep umami, are aged over a long time to achieve this light miso taste.
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Oedo Sweet Miso
- Sweet
Kanto
Deep flavors with a gentle blend of sweetness from koji. Mellow sweet miso with mild salt content of just 7.5%.
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Shinshu Kura Miso
- Savory
Nagano
Typical rice miso made of rice koji, soybeans, and salt. Known for its light color and Savory flavor.
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Miasa Natural 2-year Miso
- Savory
Nagano
Miso with body and depth attained from slow maturing in a low-temperature environment
for a prolonged period. -
Shinshu 24warikoji Miso
- Medium Savory
Nagano
Additive-free miso made of 100% Japanese rice uses abundant amounts of koji to achieve the authentic deep umami of miso.
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Shinshu Organic Red Miso
- Medium Savory
Nagano
Shinshu red organic miso made of JAS-certified organic soybeans and organic rice has a mellow taste.
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Prime Tsubu Miso
- Medium sweet
Toyama
Koji miso made of 100% Japanese rice, shelled Shirome soybeans, and pure groundwater
from the Northern Alps. -
Prime Akadashi Miso
- Savory
Aichi
Miso blend of soybean miso and rice miso. Features the rich flavor of soybean miso and aroma of rice miso.
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Additive-free Nama Miso Blend
- Sweet
Hiroshima
Additive-free miso made of barley, rice, soybean, and salt has a rich aroma and deep taste
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Iyo Barley Miso
- Sweet
Ehime
Made of 100% Japanese barley and soybeans. Sweet barley miso brings out miso's true sweetness and aroma.
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Three-Miso Awasemiso
Three-Miso Blend- Savory
Nagano
A blend of rice, soybean and barley miso.
【How to store miso】
Miso gets darker with time due to a phenomenon known as the Maillard reaction.
Along with the color, the flavor also changes,
so keeping miso in the refrigerator or freezer is recommended. Miso will not freeze even in the freezer.