Masuzuka Miso Noda Miso Co.
Noda Miso Co. cerebrates its 90th anniversary this year. We make our miso the same way we always have: leaving it up to the seasons with natural fermentation. All of our miso is fermented in wooden barrels, giving it the authentic flavor of miso made the traditional way. Each and every one of our employees is working to make our company the best miso producer in Japan. Give us a visit!
Basic Information
| Address | 〒470-1213 6 Minamiyama, Masuzuka Nishimachi, Toyota City |
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| Cost | • Toro miso: \1,200/kg (before tax) • Ten no Mame (Soybean miso): \750/kg (before tax) • White miso: \680/kg (before tax) All miso sold in units of 100 g Other products include instant miso soup and more! |
| Business hours | 9:00-17:00 (Shop) |
| Phone number | 0565-21-0028 |
| Parking | Available, free of charge (shop parking cap. 3 cars, around the premises cap. 30 cars) |
| Closed | Sundays, holidays, Golden Week, summer holidays, and New Year's holidays |
| Retailers | • Kariya Highway Oasis (Isewangan Expressway) • Okazaki SA (Tomei Expressway) |
| Directions by public transportation | 4min (220m) northwards walk from Kitanomasuzuka Station of the Aichi Loop Line. |
| Related links |
Masuzuka Miso Noda Miso Co. Online Store (Japanese)
Masuzuka Miso Noda Miso Co. Official Website (Japanese) Masuzuka Miso Noda Miso Co. page at the WE LOVE TOYOTA Marché Website (Japanese) |
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