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Yamasa Soy Sauce Factory
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Yamasa Corporation, founded in 1645, is one of Japan's oldest soy sauce breweries and the largest in Choshi — a city that produces 20% of Japan's soy sauce due to abundant quality water and proximity to soybean shipping routes. The Yamasa factory compound covers 12 hectares and includes Edo-period fermentation warehouses built from cedar and clay, now designated cultural properties.
The factory offers free guided tours (Japanese only, but English pamphlets provided) through the brewing process: soybeans are steamed, mixed with roasted wheat and koji mold, then fermented in massive cedar barrels for 6-8 months. The scent inside the fermentation warehouse — deep, salty, slightly sweet — is overwhelming and unforgettable. The tour ends with tastings of multiple soy sauce grades, from light usukuchi to rich tamari.
Información esencial
Horario
Tours: Mon–Fri at 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 1:00 PM, 2:30 PM | Factory shop: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM daily
Cerrado: Tours: Closed weekends | Factory shop: Open daily
Entrada
Free (tour and shop)
Mejor temporada
Year-round (indoor factory and shop) | Reservations recommended for tours
Duración de la visita
1.5-2 hours (tour + tasting + shop)
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