A regional specialty from central Japan, hatcho miso is made without grains, giving it a dark color and robust umami flavor with slight bitterness. Locally sourced soybeans from Mikawa, the eastern part of Aichi Prefecture, are naturally fermented with water and salt in wooden barrels for two summers and two winters, weighed down by river stones carefully stacked in a cone shape by master brewers. The finished miso is then freeze-dried to create this umami-rich powder, which can be easily dissolved or used as a seasoning.
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