Pick Mikan and Make Marmalade with a Local Farmer in Ehime
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At this mountainside mikan farm in Yawatahama City, a Japan Agricultural Heritage Site, come pick sunny orange citrus fruits with a local farmer. The sweet fragrance of mandarin oranges perfumes in the air as the fruits ripen under dappled sunlight—the freshest mikan you’ll ever taste.
One of Japan’s top producers of mikan, Ehime prefecture cultivates 40 different types of mandarin oranges, some of which fetch thousands of dollars at market. Yawatahama is the premier producer of one variety called unshu mikan, a type of mandarin that’s easy to peel and contains few seeds. In the picturesque terraced fields along the mountainside, a local farmer will teach you how to select the most delicious mikan for picking, taking into consideration its color, texture, and placement on the tree.
There, in the fields, you’ll juice a basketful of freshly-harvested mikan and taste the refreshing, concentrated flavor of pure mandarin orange. With your taste buds awakened, you’ll be ready for lunch: a bento box featuring mikan-inspired dishes.
Appetite satisfied, you’ll start the farm-to-table marmalade workshop. With the guidance of the local mikan farmer, make delicious mandarin orange preserves that prolong the vibrant flavor of your mikan harvest. The host city for the world marmalade-making competition, Yawatahama is the place to learn from the pros.
After making your own marmalade, you’ll have the opportunity to sample a variety of different mikan jams made by locals. Taste the range of sweet, tart, bitter, floral, and even herbal flavors of these premium citrus preserves, paired with fresh Japanese milk bread.
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ByFood strives to make Japanese food culture accessible to anyone, removing the language barrier and accommodating dietary needs. And if your perfect food experience isn’t available on our platform, the VIP Gourmet Concierge will create one that is custom-made for you.
Best of all, for every experience that’s booked on byFood, 10 school meals will be donated to children in need through the Food for Happiness program.
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Видео Pick Mikan and Make Marmalade with a Local Farmer in Ehime канала Japan by Food
At this mountainside mikan farm in Yawatahama City, a Japan Agricultural Heritage Site, come pick sunny orange citrus fruits with a local farmer. The sweet fragrance of mandarin oranges perfumes in the air as the fruits ripen under dappled sunlight—the freshest mikan you’ll ever taste.
One of Japan’s top producers of mikan, Ehime prefecture cultivates 40 different types of mandarin oranges, some of which fetch thousands of dollars at market. Yawatahama is the premier producer of one variety called unshu mikan, a type of mandarin that’s easy to peel and contains few seeds. In the picturesque terraced fields along the mountainside, a local farmer will teach you how to select the most delicious mikan for picking, taking into consideration its color, texture, and placement on the tree.
There, in the fields, you’ll juice a basketful of freshly-harvested mikan and taste the refreshing, concentrated flavor of pure mandarin orange. With your taste buds awakened, you’ll be ready for lunch: a bento box featuring mikan-inspired dishes.
Appetite satisfied, you’ll start the farm-to-table marmalade workshop. With the guidance of the local mikan farmer, make delicious mandarin orange preserves that prolong the vibrant flavor of your mikan harvest. The host city for the world marmalade-making competition, Yawatahama is the place to learn from the pros.
After making your own marmalade, you’ll have the opportunity to sample a variety of different mikan jams made by locals. Taste the range of sweet, tart, bitter, floral, and even herbal flavors of these premium citrus preserves, paired with fresh Japanese milk bread.
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ABOUT BYFOOD:
ByFood is Japan’s one-stop platform for foodie travelers. Here, visitors can book food experiences (food tours, cooking classes, dining experiences, tastings), place restaurant reservations without Japanese, and learn about Japanese food culture and places to eat in different regions of Japan.
ByFood strives to make Japanese food culture accessible to anyone, removing the language barrier and accommodating dietary needs. And if your perfect food experience isn’t available on our platform, the VIP Gourmet Concierge will create one that is custom-made for you.
Best of all, for every experience that’s booked on byFood, 10 school meals will be donated to children in need through the Food for Happiness program.
Visit us at: https://www.byfood.com
Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/JapanbyFood?sub_confirmation=1
Japan by Food on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/japanbyfood
Japan by Food on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/japanbyfood
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