Introduced to Japan over 1400 years ago from China, yuzu occupies a central place in Japanese culture, where the art of fragrance appreciation (Kôdô) has been deeply rooted for centuries. An essential condiment in cooking, it is also used in baths during the winter solstice, a tradition that dates back to the Edo period.
Located in a small rural village in Kōchi prefecture, Okabayashi Farm's aim is to showcase the region's riches and terroir through local citrus-based products.
Keep away from light and heat. After opening: Store in a cool place, tightly closed. Consume quickly.
Yuzu (Kôchi, Japan), sugar