Our rice fields are located in the Shonai region in Yamagata prefecture. This area, surrounded by mountains and sea and overflowing with nature, is blessed with mineral-rich water all year-round from the three sacred mountains, Mt. Gassan, Mt Haguro and Mt Yudono, also known as Dewa Sanzan. Shonai has long, sunny days through the summer and heavy snowfall in winter. From spring to summer, as the snow slowly thaws, water seeps into the volcanic rocks beneath to become spring water rich in minerals. The journey to our delicious Shonai rice starts here...
At Dewayahei, we specialise in cultivating organic rice that is, not only nutritious, but also sustainable. We use our own homemade fertiliser, a mixture of rice bran, oyster shells, bonito powder and seaweed. We plant young rice plants grown from the previous year's rice seeds. We nurture them by hand weeding and carefully monitoring their condition. We handle everything from rice planting to harvesting, inspection, bagging... basically from production to sales. We are proud of the organic rice we produce and the positive impact it has on the environment, the community, and your health.
JAS certified organically grown
Tsuyahime white rice
Packaging: 0.3kg / 2kg / 5kg / 30kg
AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT
Organic white rice cakes (mochi)
Packaging: 1kg (20 x 50g)
Individually packed
AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT
Organic germ rice cakes (mochi)
Packaging: 800g (16 x 50g)
Individually packed
AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT
Organic sweet sake (amazake)
Made from fermented Tsuyahime rice
Packaging: 200g
UNRELEASED PRODUCT
Organic white/brown rice flour pasta
Made from Tsuyahime rice
Packaging: 120g
UNRELEASED PRODUCT
We have been proudly promoting our organic product range both at home and abroad.
FoodEx Japan: one of the largest food and beverage exhibitions in Asia.
Held every year in March across various locations, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya.
AgriFoodTech Israel: a unique event both in Israel and Japan, to commemorate the 70th anniversary
of Israel-Japan diplomatic relations. Food companies and FoodTech companies from Japan, and Israeli companies
with ties to Japanese food participate in the event.