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埼玉醬油之旅

壓榨、品嚐,發掘川越附近的真正旨味

撰稿與分析 Ryusei Hosono • • 已更新: 2026年8月2日
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A three-panel photo from a hands-on soy sauce experience near Kawagoe, Saitama. In the left panel, a visitor wearing a traditional indigo happi coat over jeans stands in a warm wooden shop interior, gripping a wooden press lever alongside an instructor, with Japanese signage on the walls above. The center panel shows a soy sauce tasting setup: a black ceramic bowl holding small plastic pipettes on a light wooden table, next to a small white bowl of dark soy sauce and a "RESERVED" sign. The right panel captures the pressing step, as a person in a dark apron pours liquid from a white plastic pitcher through a cloth filter held over a stainless steel counter, with another participant assisting.

A three-panel photo from a hands-on soy sauce experience near Kawagoe, Saitama. In the left panel, a visitor wearing a traditional indigo happi coat over jeans stands in a warm wooden shop interior, gripping a wooden press lever alongside an instructor, with Japanese signage on the walls above. The center panel shows a soy sauce tasting setup: a black ceramic bowl holding small plastic pipettes on a light wooden table, next to a small white bowl of dark soy sauce and a "RESERVED" sign. The right panel captures the pressing step, as a person in a dark apron pours liquid from a white plastic pitcher through a cloth filter held over a stainless steel counter, with another participant assisting.


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こだわり体験

しぼりたてを そのまま
自分しぼり
180ml 500円
360ml 1,000円

もろみ

自分しぼり醤油

予約
RESERVED

埼玉醬油之旅 照片:Ryusei Hosono / RyuKoch

行程安排

這是一個以醬油為主題的半日行程範例,展示您的一天可能會如何度過。每一場導覽都是根據您的興趣、季節和當天可行的內容量身打造。沒有兩趟行程會完全相同——我們會事先討論您的喜好,一同規劃體驗內容。

  • 於川越地區交通便利的車站會合
  • 選項:參觀擁有百年木桶的傳統醬油釀造廠
  • 選項:親手體驗壓榨醬油(可將新鮮醬油帶回家)
  • 選項:導覽品嚐多種醬油,包括生醬油(未經高溫殺菌的 nama-shoyu)
  • 午餐:享用以醬油為主的料理(醬油拉麵、烏龍麵或季節限定菜單)

包含內容

  • 當地嚮導陪同約4小時(德語/英語/日語)
  • 釀造廠導覽,介紹傳統木桶發酵的工藝
  • 親手體驗醬油壓榨,包含所有材料(工作坊費用由客人現場支付)
  • 釀造廠各式醬油品嚐
  • 深入瞭解當地發酵文化與日本飲食傳統

不包含內容

  • 景點門票
  • 餐飲
  • 交通(火車、巴士、計程車)
  • 個人購物和紀念品
  • 旅行保險
此行程特定:
  • 工作坊/壓榨費用(參與者直接在醬油廠支付,約 ¥35,000 / 約 €200)
  • 午餐(各自支付餐費)

這是一個以醬油為主題的半日行程範例,展示您的一天可能會如何度過。每一場導覽都是根據您的興趣、季節和當天可行的內容量身打造。沒有兩趟行程會完全相同——我們會事先討論您的喜好,一同規劃體驗內容。

  • 於川越地區交通便利的車站會合
  • 選項:參觀擁有百年木桶的傳統醬油釀造廠
  • 選項:親手體驗壓榨醬油(可將新鮮醬油帶回家)
  • 選項:導覽品嚐多種醬油,包括生醬油(未經高溫殺菌的 nama-shoyu)
  • 午餐:享用以醬油為主的料理(醬油拉麵、烏龍麵或季節限定菜單)

  • 當地嚮導陪同約4小時(德語/英語/日語)
  • 釀造廠導覽,介紹傳統木桶發酵的工藝
  • 親手體驗醬油壓榨,包含所有材料(工作坊費用由客人現場支付)
  • 釀造廠各式醬油品嚐
  • 深入瞭解當地發酵文化與日本飲食傳統

  • 景點門票
  • 餐飲
  • 交通(火車、巴士、計程車)
  • 個人購物和紀念品
  • 旅行保險
此行程特定:
  • 工作坊/壓榨費用(參與者直接在醬油廠支付,約 ¥35,000 / 約 €200)
  • 午餐(各自支付餐費)

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Ryu & Yui

不是典型的觀光旅遊

我們不是追逐地標的導遊 – 我們是住在日本的當地人。我們的旅行專注於你自己永遠不會注意到的事物:日常生活、安靜的街區,以及遠離人群的隱秘地點。如果你的目標是打卡新宿、涉谷或著名寺廟,我們可能不是正確的選擇。

"我們向你展示我們作為當地人體驗的日本 – 遠離陳詞濫調,遠離人群,通常遠離一切感覺像旅遊的東西。"

— Ryu & Yui

詳細說明

太長不看

這趟旅程不是走馬看花的觀光,而是帶你鑽進川越附近一座還在用古老木桶慢慢發酵醬油的傳統釀造廠,親眼看到醬油怎麼在比你還高的木桶裡耗上幾年熟成。錯過這趟,你大概永遠不會知道超市一瓶兩百日圓和一瓶三千日圓的醬油,差別到底在哪。

目錄:

    Guests pressing shoyu by hand at a traditional brewery

    Two guests press soy sauce by hand at a traditional brewery near Kawagoe in Saitama. Together they lean on a long wooden lever that presses down on a cloth-wrapped mash inside a wooden tub and frame. The person on the left, seen from behind, wears a fuzzy gray sweater and dark plaid trousers, while the person on the right wears a navy happi coat over jeans and white sneakers, with a sash printed with the brewery's name; their face is covered by a circular cartoon sticker. The room is finished in light wood paneling with a curved beam overhead bearing calligraphy for a hands-on craft experience. The walls carry Japanese posters and price lists for bottled soy sauce, plus an English sign explaining what moromi, the soy sauce mash, is, confirming this is the pressing and tasting space of a working shoyu brewery that hosts visitor experiences.

    Two guests press soy sauce by hand at a traditional brewery near Kawagoe in Saitama. Together they lean on a long wooden lever that presses down on a cloth-wrapped mash inside a wooden tub and frame. The person on the left, seen from behind, wears a fuzzy gray sweater and dark plaid trousers, while the person on the right wears a navy happi coat over jeans and white sneakers, with a sash printed with the brewery's name; their face is covered by a circular cartoon sticker.

    The room is finished in light wood paneling with a curved beam overhead bearing calligraphy for a hands-on craft experience. The walls carry Japanese posters and price lists for bottled soy sauce, plus an English sign explaining what moromi, the soy sauce mash, is, confirming this is the pressing and tasting space of a working shoyu brewery that hosts visitor experiences.


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    こだり体験

    550円
    300円
    710円
    500円
    350円
    450円
    1000円

    彩の国黒豚使用
    豚丼
    漬物・味噌汁付き

    2階限定販売
    しぼりたて
    生しょうゆ
    150ml 500円 (税込)
    360ml 770円 (税込)

    自分しぼり
    料金 2800円

    ユダタ

    もろみとは・・・
    醤油を搾る前の状態のもの。
    豆と塩水を混ぜて木桶で1年
    かけて醗酵、熟成させます。

    What is “moromi” ...
    Soybean and wheat are mixed to
    and salt, and left to ferment one ye
    year in wooden vats. After one
    and wheat mixture becomes mash
    ‘Moromi’, soy sauce mash before

    來賓體驗手工壓榨醬油
    Massive traditional wooden barrels for shoyu fermentation, larger than humans

    A visitor stands beside a towering wooden soy sauce fermentation barrel that rises well above their head, photographed from a low angle inside a traditional brewery near Kawagoe, Saitama. The barrel is built from pale vertical staves cinched with wide woven bamboo bands around its middle, and the visitor rests a hand on its rim, emphasizing the sheer scale of the vessel. They wear a black and cream argyle sweater, blue skinny jeans, and white sneakers, with their face covered by a round cartoon sticker overlay. The surrounding space is rustic wood throughout, with exposed ceiling beams and aged plank walls, giving the sense of a centuries-old brewing warehouse where such barrels are still used for fermentation.

    A visitor stands beside a towering wooden soy sauce fermentation barrel that rises well above their head, photographed from a low angle inside a traditional brewery near Kawagoe, Saitama. The barrel is built from pale vertical staves cinched with wide woven bamboo bands around its middle, and the visitor rests a hand on its rim, emphasizing the sheer scale of the vessel. They wear a black and cream argyle sweater, blue skinny jeans, and white sneakers, with their face covered by a round cartoon sticker overlay. The surrounding space is rustic wood throughout, with exposed ceiling beams and aged plank walls, giving the sense of a centuries-old brewing warehouse where such barrels are still used for fermentation.


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    木桶(Kioke):比人還高的傳統木桶,醬油在此熟成多年

    你可能每天都會用到醬油。倒在你的拉麵上,當作壽司的沾醬,或在炒飯裡滴幾滴。但你有沒有真正想過,醬油到底是什麼?它怎麼製成的?為什麼有些醬油只要200日圓,有些卻要3,000日圓?

    這個行程將帶你前往大多數遊客永遠不會去的地方:位於川越附近的傳統醬油釀造廠,至今仍以百年前的方式製作醬油。在巨大的木桶中,比你還大的容器裡。靠著世代棲息於木紋裡的微生物。以時間,而不是捷徑,釀出風味。

    醬油,究竟是什麼?

    醬油(Shoyu),日本醬油,絕不只是調味料。它是數百年發酵藝術的結晶,將大豆、小麥、鹽和水轉化為截然不同的東西。關鍵?麴菌(Koji),就是那種負責味噌、清酒和味醂的同一種黴菌(Aspergillus oryzae)。

    工序從蒸大豆、烘焙小麥開始。這些與麴菌孢子混合,培養在溫暖、濕潤的環境中。經過二至三天,加入鹽水後形成稱為「醪」(moromi)的發酵泥。然後,便是漫長的等待。

    類型 日文名稱 特徵 最適用於
    Koikuchi 濃口醤油 顏色深濃、口感豐富,是標準型 通用型
    Usukuchi 薄口醤油 顏色較淺、更鹹 想保留料理顏色時使用
    Tamari 溜まり醤油 幾乎不含小麥,味道濃厚 生魚片、沾醬
    Saishikomi 再仕込み醤油 雙重釀造,層次複雜 精緻料理點睛
    Shiro 白醤油 小麥比例極高,顏色非常淡 清淡料理、湯品
    Large traditional wooden barrels for aging shoyu

    Two enormous traditional wooden fermentation barrels dominate the frame, standing side by side with only a narrow walkway between them. Their staves are weathered pale wood streaked with decades of dark soy sauce residue, and each barrel is tightly wrapped near the top and around the middle with woven bamboo binding held by rope, the traditional method for holding these huge vats together without metal hoops. The barrels sit in a dim, rustic brewhouse with exposed rough-hewn timber roof beams overhead and plank walls stained almost black from years of fermentation. Dark drips and stains spread across the concrete floor at the base of each barrel, and daylight from the left catches the texture of the aged wood, giving the scene the atmosphere of a centuries-old soy sauce brewery.

    Two enormous traditional wooden fermentation barrels dominate the frame, standing side by side with only a narrow walkway between them. Their staves are weathered pale wood streaked with decades of dark soy sauce residue, and each barrel is tightly wrapped near the top and around the middle with woven bamboo binding held by rope, the traditional method for holding these huge vats together without metal hoops. The barrels sit in a dim, rustic brewhouse with exposed rough-hewn timber roof beams overhead and plank walls stained almost black from years of fermentation. Dark drips and stains spread across the concrete floor at the base of each barrel, and daylight from the left catches the texture of the aged wood, giving the scene the atmosphere of a centuries-old soy sauce brewery.


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    正是在這些木桶(kioke)裡,醬油經年累月醞釀出深厚風味

    木桶(Kioke):活著的木製容器

    讓這些傳統酒廠顯得特別的,就是Kioke——用日本杉木製成的巨大木桶,moromi就在裡面發酵。有些桶子已經超過150年歷史,甚至大到可以讓好幾個人同時站在裡頭。

    真正獨特之處在於:木頭的細縫裡住著數以十億計的微生物、細菌和酵母,這些微生物已在此族繁衍生息、世世代代。每間酒廠擁有自己的微生物群落,其獨特的活體文化孕育出專屬的醬油滋味。所以沒有哪一家手工醬油味道會完全一樣。

    在Kioke木桶中發酵,至少需18個月,經常長達兩至三年。有些頂級種類甚至熟成長達20年。在這段期間,複雜的風味因而形成,這些味道是工廠用鋼桶快速幾個月量產根本無法比擬的。

    如今,日本只有約[1]還維持傳統Kioke木桶製作。製桶工藝正逐漸失傳:日本全國會造修巨大木桶的匠人已屈指可數。你在這個行程看到的每一只Kioke,都是活生生的歷史。

    預約此行程

    壓榨醬油:親手觸摸發酵的Moromi

    在許多傳統醬油廠,最大亮點就是親自動手壓榨體驗。你會學到,發酵完成的moromi是如何變成真正的醬油。

    這個過程比想像中要費力:發酵數月甚至數年的moromi,成了濃厚的棕色發酵泥,先包在一種特殊棉布(sarashi momen)裡捲成被稱為「saku-fu」的形狀。然後放進傳統木製壓榨器,開始慢慢、均勻地用力壓榨。

    Shoyu moromi paste before pressing

    A large translucent plastic bucket sits on a polished wooden table, filled nearly to the top with a thick, dark brown, crumbly paste glistening with soy sauce liquid. This is fermented soybean mash (moromi) at a stage of traditional shoyu brewing, before the liquid is pressed out. Smears of the paste mark the bucket's inner rim, and a 2-liter measurement marking is faintly visible inside the rim. In the background, the lower half of a person in dark clothing stands beside the table, indicating a hands-on brewing demonstration or workshop setting.

    A large translucent plastic bucket sits on a polished wooden table, filled nearly to the top with a thick, dark brown, crumbly paste glistening with soy sauce liquid. This is fermented soybean mash (moromi) at a stage of traditional shoyu brewing, before the liquid is pressed out. Smears of the paste mark the bucket's inner rim, and a 2-liter measurement marking is faintly visible inside the rim. In the background, the lower half of a person in dark clothing stands beside the table, indicating a hands-on brewing demonstration or workshop setting.


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    2000

    壓榨前的moromi:數月發酵濃縮於一團麴泥
    Shoyu paste wrapped in sarashi momen cloth as saku-fu

    In a hands-on soy sauce brewing workshop, two people pour liquid from a large translucent white plastic jug into a dark cotton cloth bag held open over a stainless steel basin. The basin sits inside a sturdy pressing frame built from thick, worn wooden beams, part of the traditional equipment used to press fermented soy paste and extract shoyu. One worker, an older man in a navy t-shirt with a white Japanese character on the chest and a face mask pulled down around his neck, tips the jug with both hands while the other person, wearing a black wristwatch and a white beaded bracelet, keeps the cloth bag stretched open to receive the pour. The scene captures a step of hand pressing soy sauce during a visitor experience at a small brewery near Kawagoe.

    In a hands-on soy sauce brewing workshop, two people pour liquid from a large translucent white plastic jug into a dark cotton cloth bag held open over a stainless steel basin. The basin sits inside a sturdy pressing frame built from thick, worn wooden beams, part of the traditional equipment used to press fermented soy paste and extract shoyu. One worker, an older man in a navy t-shirt with a white Japanese character on the chest and a face mask pulled down around his neck, tips the jug with both hands while the other person, wearing a black wristwatch and a white beaded bracelet, keeps the cloth bag stretched open to receive the pour. The scene captures a step of hand pressing soy sauce during a visitor experience at a small brewery near Kawagoe.


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    Saku-fu:moromi以傳統棉布包裹的樣子

    接下來幾乎像魔法一樣:深褐色、閃亮的醬油一滴滴滲透布料流出。香氣濃郁複雜——跟你在超市買到的完全不同。你聞得到數年的發酵、微生物的辛勤工作,以及濃郁的鮮味(Umami)。

    最後,你將擁有一瓶親手現壓的新鮮醬油帶回家。它是未經巴氏殺菌、活著的新鮮醬油。味道絕對不是市面上買得到的。

    Shoyu being filtered after pressing

    Freshly pressed soy sauce drips from a traditional wooden press onto a cloth wrapped bundle. A massive, dark wooden beam presses straight down onto a bundle wrapped in cream colored fabric and tied with pale blue string; the cloth is stained dark where glossy brown shoyu pools and runs across its surface. The bundle sits over a stainless steel trough set into a wooden base, which channels the pressed liquid away. The scene takes place on a pale wood floor, and the photograph is taken through a glass panel, so reflections of the floor and the press overlap the view. A metal shelving unit is faintly visible in the background.

    Freshly pressed soy sauce drips from a traditional wooden press onto a cloth wrapped bundle. A massive, dark wooden beam presses straight down onto a bundle wrapped in cream colored fabric and tied with pale blue string; the cloth is stained dark where glossy brown shoyu pools and runs across its surface. The bundle sits over a stainless steel trough set into a wooden base, which channels the pressed liquid away. The scene takes place on a pale wood floor, and the photograph is taken through a glass panel, so reflections of the floor and the press overlap the view. A metal shelving unit is faintly visible in the background.


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    剛壓榨完的醬油正在過濾:深色、閃亮、有生命力
    Pressing shoyu by hand, detail shot

    A visitor at a traditional soy sauce brewery near Kawagoe, Saitama presses shoyu by hand. He wears a dark blue happi jacket over jeans and brown shoes, and stands on a floor mat marked with painted footprints, gripping a long wooden lever bar with both hands. The lever extends into a wooden press frame fitted with glass panels, and inside the press a cloth-wrapped bundle sits under the pressing arm. His face is covered by a round cartoon avatar sticker for privacy. The setting is the brewery's wooden shop interior, with hanging menu and product posters in Japanese, bottled soy sauces on shelves at the left, and signage advertising unpasteurized raw shoyu and a press-your-own soy sauce experience.

    A visitor at a traditional soy sauce brewery near Kawagoe, Saitama presses shoyu by hand. He wears a dark blue happi jacket over jeans and brown shoes, and stands on a floor mat marked with painted footprints, gripping a long wooden lever bar with both hands. The lever extends into a wooden press frame fitted with glass panels, and inside the press a cloth-wrapped bundle sits under the pressing arm. His face is covered by a round cartoon avatar sticker for privacy.

    The setting is the brewery's wooden shop interior, with hanging menu and product posters in Japanese, bottled soy sauces on shelves at the left, and signage advertising unpasteurized raw shoyu and a press-your-own soy sauce experience.


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    2階限定販売!
    じぼたて
    生しょうゆ
    150ml
    360ml
    770円
    (税込)
    国産有機丸大豆
    国産有機小麦
    天日塩 使用

    自分しぼ

    醤遊王

    ☆彩の国黒豚使用☆
    豚丼
    漬物・味噌汁付き
    1000

    おすすめスイーツ
    生胡桃のしょうゆ漬
    100円(税込)

    エヂタ
    手削り香醤油

    緩慢而持續的手壓動作
    Traditional shoyu press during the tour

    Inside a traditional soy sauce brewery shop near Kawagoe, a man in a beige sweater, light trousers, and a face mask stands gripping a long wooden lever, leaning into it as he presses soy sauce by hand at a wooden pressing station enclosed in glass. His feet rest on a marked footprint mat on the polished wood floor. The space is built of warm wood throughout, with menu posters and signs in Japanese posted around the counter, and a calligraphy banner hanging above. In the background, a small group of visitors wearing masks waits near the counter, where soy sauce bottles and goods are displayed.

    Inside a traditional soy sauce brewery shop near Kawagoe, a man in a beige sweater, light trousers, and a face mask stands gripping a long wooden lever, leaning into it as he presses soy sauce by hand at a wooden pressing station enclosed in glass. His feet rest on a marked footprint mat on the polished wood floor. The space is built of warm wood throughout, with menu posters and signs in Japanese posted around the counter, and a calligraphy banner hanging above. In the background, a small group of visitors wearing masks waits near the counter, where soy sauce bottles and goods are displayed.


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    令和

    まぐろ

    ★彩の国黒豚使用
    豚丼
    丼物・味噌汁付け
    1000

    600円
    塩ツイダー
    350

    100円

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    現場展示的傳統木製壓榨機
    Tasting real unpasteurized nama-shoyu

    A close-up of a soy sauce tasting on a light wooden table. A person's hand holds a tiny white plastic spoon above a small black ceramic bowl filled with more of these spoons. Beside it, a small white dish holds a shallow pool of dark amber shoyu, the unpasteurized soy sauce being sampled. A laminated "RESERVED" sign with Japanese text lies under the bowls, and printed tasting sheets are visible at the table's edge, indicating a guided tasting session.

    A close-up of a soy sauce tasting on a light wooden table. A person's hand holds a tiny white plastic spoon above a small black ceramic bowl filled with more of these spoons. Beside it, a small white dish holds a shallow pool of dark amber shoyu, the unpasteurized soy sauce being sampled. A laminated "RESERVED" sign with Japanese text lies under the bowls, and printed tasting sheets are visible at the table's edge, indicating a guided tasting session.


    圖片中的可見文字

    予約 RESERVED

    生醬油(Nama-shoyu):瓶中活與死的根本差異

    生醬油(Nama-Shoyu):為何「新鮮」才有差

    很多人其實不知道:你在超市買到的醬油,都是經過巴氏殺菌的。這樣方便零售,因為未經巴氏殺菌的生醬油會繼續發酵、持續變化,風味難以穩定。但巴氏殺菌也同時殺死了所有活菌,很多讓新鮮醬油風味特殊的酵素也因此被破壞。

    生醬油(Nama-shoyu),即新鮮未經殺菌的醬油,含有:

    • 活性乳酸菌(益生菌)
    • 促進消化的活性酵素
    • 更高濃度的B群維生素
    • 更深邃、明亮的多層次風味

    味道真的不一樣。更濃,更鮮,彷彿有生命。這種感受很難用語言形容,除非你自己親自品嚐。在行程期間,你可以比較不同醬油種類、直接感受這種差異。

    Shoyu ramen with traditionally brewed soy sauce

    A close-up of a bowl of shoyu ramen on a wooden table in a ramen shop. The white ceramic bowl is decorated with a blue hexagonal logo reading "Rakkan" in Japanese characters. Clear amber soy sauce broth surrounds wavy noodles topped with two slices of pink chashu pork, a mound of shredded bamboo shoots, a pile of grated yam, a soft-boiled egg, and two large squares of dark nori seaweed standing upright along the left edge. A metal spoon rests in the bowl at the front, with blurred condiment containers on the counter behind it.

    A close-up of a bowl of shoyu ramen on a wooden table in a ramen shop. The white ceramic bowl is decorated with a blue hexagonal logo reading "Rakkan" in Japanese characters. Clear amber soy sauce broth surrounds wavy noodles topped with two slices of pink chashu pork, a mound of shredded bamboo shoots, a pile of grated yam, a soft-boiled egg, and two large squares of dark nori seaweed standing upright along the left edge. A metal spoon rests in the bowl at the front, with blurred condiment containers on the counter behind it.


    圖片中的可見文字

    楽観
    TOKYO

    醬油拉麵:一匙醬油,決定全部風味

    午餐時間:醬油上桌

    壓榨、品嚐完之後,最能體會醬油美味的方式,就是直接「吃」它。醬油是無數日本料理的靈魂。當你體會到量產醬油與傳統手工醬油的差別後,自此會在每道料理裡都品嚐到它的存在感。

    經典的醬油料理包括醬油拉麵的清澈琥珀色高湯、親子丼裡醬油平衡了醬汁的甜味、或是日式冷豆腐(hiyayakko)、醬油漬蛋(ajitama)這類簡單小吃。每次行程可依您喜好與當日情況討論午餐選擇。

    其他以醬油為主角的料理:以高湯和醬油為湯底的烏冬麵,甜鹹交融的壽喜燒,刷上tare醬的烤雞串(yakitori),或是醬油焦糖化後神奇變身的照燒。有了這份全新體會,從今以後這些美食會讓你吃出更多層次。

    所在地區:埼玉鮮為人知的發酵傳統

    川越及埼玉北部一帶,自古就是發酵文化重鎮。鄰近山區的水源、四季分明的氣候,與接近舊時首都江戶(現東京)的地理條件,都讓這裡成為釀造醬油的絕佳地點。

    有些酒廠成立於18世紀,家族代代相傳。它們經歷過戰爭、地震、經濟動盪。至今支撐它們的,不是懷舊,而是品質——只有足夠好,願意多花錢、遠道前來購買的人才會支持下去。

    如果你對日本發酵文化有興趣,這一區域是絕佳的入門選擇。除醬油外,還有清酒酒廠、味噌工房及其他守護傳統的職人。

    這個行程不適合每一個人

    老實說:如果你只想找打卡景點,這不適合你。這裡沒有夢幻紅色鳥居、沒有櫻花、也沒有能眺望天際線的觀景台。我們會花半天只為了「醬油」這件事。沒錯,就是醬油。

    但如果你是那種會研究成分表、想知道為什麼某些東西特別好吃、樂於了解傳統職人工藝,並想親自體驗的人——這個行程就是為你而設。

    預約此行程

    誰適合參加這個行程

    適合你的情況...... 不適合你的情況......
    你對發酵與飲食科學充滿好奇 你對大豆過敏
    你想知道好醬油的關鍵是什麼 你對親自操作沒興趣
    你懂得欣賞細膩的風味差異 你喜歡節奏明快的觀光
    你想帶點親手製作的東西回家 你想看知名觀光景點
    你想深入認識壽司之外的日本飲食文化 你必須避免麩質(醬油含麥)

    實用資訊

    建議攜帶

    • 穿著舒適(酒廠內通常較涼)
    • 可裝下新壓醬油的袋子
    • 願意嘗試新口味的開放心情
    • 欲於店鋪購買商品者,請備現金

    過敏與飲食注意

    醬油主要由大豆、小麥製成。如有大豆過敏症或是腹腔疾病(麩質不耐症)者,請勿參加本行程。午餐部分可依素食與 pescatarian(僅食魚類者)需求客製,請提前告知。

    最佳季節

    本活動全年舉辦。冬季期間酒廠最為活躍(低溫有助發酵),有機會看到注入生氣的moromi。夏季時,空調品鑑室也很舒適。

    你會帶走什麼

    若參加壓榨體驗,將獲得一瓶現壓生醬油帶回。請冷藏保存,且於數週內食用完畢(因為持續發酵)。想帶回更多,可在酒廠購買其他裝瓶產品。

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    資料來源:

    1. 1%的醬油釀造商: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2016/07/29/food/...
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