Originally, miso was an exclusive dish reserved only for the aristocracy. Nowadays, miso is an indispensable part of the Japanese diet, but this change only began around 800 years ago. At that time, the warrior's diet was established under the name “ichijuu-issai”, a meal consisting of a bowl of soup and a side dish. The consumption of miso in the form of miso shiru (miso soup) became widespread. The domestic production of miso by the general population began 600 years ago. It was not until 300 years ago that the industrial production of miso began.
We maintain the tradition of artisanal production, which makes our miso particularly healthy. Our miso made from wholegrain rice is extremely rich in nutrients and fibre. Genmai miso is also rich in antioxidants, probiotic bacteria and enzymes that promote digestion and intestinal activity. Thanks to its high soya bean content, it is particularly rich in amino acids and vitamins. It also contains the amino acid GABA, which acts as a neurotransmitter in the body and can have a calming effect on the nervous system.