[Hoyu Sake Manufacturing] Shinshu Inaya Japanese Beauty Honey 300g

: There are two major attractions of "Japanese bees honey" in Honsei Sake Honpo. One is a honey collected by bees that have been familiar with the Japanese culture of Japanese bees. The other is a honey collected by Asakazu Tominaga, a bee researcher who knew the ecology of Japanese bees. The charm of honey collected from Japanese bees is the rare and flavor. Regarding rarity, the amount of Japanese bee beekeepers themselves is small, so the amount of circulating to the market is small, and the productivity is lower than that of Western bees, and it can only be harvested about once every 1 to two years. As for the flavor, it has a unique flavor made of various flower honey. While western bees are good at single -flowered honey sources, Japanese bees honey use seasons with seasons as "Hyakka honey". The difference between this honey source is reflected in the taste and aroma of honey, and is a deep flavor with a unique flavor that is different depending on the area and the plant that is the nectary source. Tominaga is a charismatic beekeeping family who lives in Nakagawa Village in Shinshu Inaya and is also introduced on many TV programs. Tominaga collects honey with affection so that he does not stress the bees that collected honey over a year or two. A series of tasks taking out the nest nests filled with honey from the nest box that moved the bee is a very skilled craftsmanship. Currently, Tominaga is focusing on promoting Japanese bees and inheritance of beekeeping and honey collection technologies as chairman of the Shinshu Japan Beauty Association. This product can be said to be the gift of Tominaga's affection for bees.