【Taipei Rice Mill】Direct Import|Shinanowakimizu|Japan Northern Alps Natural Ultra-Soft Water|Recommended Water for Japanese Rice, Handpicked by Rice Experts
Product Information
"The perfect partner for ultimate rice, providing the purest and safest care for children."
Product Description
A natural and pure gift from the Northern Japanese Alps, at an altitude of 1,220 meters. This ultra-soft water, with a hardness of only 16, is sweet, smooth, and easy to drink.
Shinano Yusui is sourced from Yazawa Spring in Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture, at an altitude of 1,220 meters on the northern slopes of the Northern Alps. This pristine, remote area is far from human activity, accessible only with proper equipment. Half of Japan's majestic 3,000-meter-class mountains are concentrated here. Pure snowmelt penetrates volcanic rocks like basalt and granite, as well as sandy terrain, undergoing natural filtration over many years to produce 100% top-quality, clear natural spring water. The local mayor has certified this water, issuing a "Natural Spring Water Certificate."
Produced in Toell's own sterile, fully automated, unmanned filling plant in Japan, the water is certified by ISO22000 and FSSC22000 for hygiene management. Additionally, it undergoes monthly radioactive material inspections by an agency registered with the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, ensuring the strictest quality control for every drop of water.
Upholding the belief of "providing the best products at the most appropriate prices," and leveraging the distribution advantages of Taipei Seimaisho - Sandaime Tawara-ya Genbei, we reduce and lower costs through the utilization of warehouses, distribution networks, and customer word-of-mouth recommendations, thereby achieving favorable and reasonable prices.
Product Features
🍚 The Soul Partner for Japanese Rice and Cuisine
- The ultra-soft water with a hardness of only 16 rapidly penetrates the core of the rice grains, allowing them to fully absorb water, resulting in sweeter, chewier, and translucent cooked rice.
- Whether making Japanese dashi, stewed dishes, or soup, ultra-soft water does not interfere with the ingredients' inherent aroma and umami, fully enhancing their original flavors.
🍼 The Safest Choice for Mothers
- Extremely low mineral content does not burden the undeveloped kidneys of infants and young children.
- When preparing formula milk, it does not compromise the original nutritional balance of the milk powder. From preparing formula for newborns to daily hydration for children, it is safe for the entire family to drink.
🍵 Diverse Usage Scenarios for Daily Life
- When brewing coffee, green tea, and black tea, it does not mask delicate aromas, resulting in a smoother, sweeter taste.
- Its fine texture is easily absorbed, and it doesn't affect medication efficacy when taken with medicine. Suitable for sports hydration and daily health.
- High-quality Japanese original bottled water, a reliable choice for household disaster preparedness.
Rice Experts' Selection - Water Recommended by Tawara-ya Genbei
- Tawara-ya Genbei, who is extremely particular about rice quality, selected Shinano Yusui after meticulously researching water sources across Japan that are best suited for cooking rice.
- The ultra-soft water with a hardness of 16 quickly penetrates the rice core, resulting in rice that is shiny, firm, and chewy, fully reproducing the original flavor of Japanese rice. Cooking with tap water can produce off-flavors, while hard water can make rice dry and hard. Only ultra-soft water is just right.
Product Specifications
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Shinano Yusui |
| Water Source | Northern Japanese Alps, Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan (Yazawa Spring, altitude 1,220 meters) |
| Water Hardness | 16 (Ultra-soft water) |
| pH Value | 7.0 (Neutral) |
| Packaging Specification | 1 box (8 liters × 3 bottles) |
| Certifications | Mayor's Natural Spring Water Certificate / ISO22000 / FSSC22000 / Monthly radioactive material inspection by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare |
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