Product Information

Aroma/Taste scale

Drinking temperature

For the best drinking experience

Mixed with 10°C or lukewarm water, on the rocks or with soda.

Sweet potato

Beni-haruka

We use beni-haruka from Mr. Atsuo Nagashige’s fields (he is a member of Taikai Shuzo sweet potato cooperative). In 2008 it was designated as Kagoshima Prefecture’s recommended variety and is expected to become Kanoya’s brand. Its skin is purplish-red while the inside has a cream color. It is a variety with a sweetness that will not lose to the an’no kogane sweet potato which has high sugar content. It was called beni-haruka because its taste, appearance, and such, far exceeded other varieties (haruka meaning “by far” in Japanese).

Water used

Jukaku hot spring water

Sakurajima is one of Japan’s most active volcanoes.
Looking up to it, is the city of Tarumizu where jukaku water gushes forth from 800m underground. It contains 8.89ppb (parts per billion) of water-soluble germanium which is a hundred times more than the average.
Water-soluble germanium can also be found in plants such as ginseng, reishi mushrooms, polypores, or garlic and has been used for the longest time to maintain health. Natural alkaline ionized water, jukaku, is also rich in natural minerals and is known to have excellent penetrating and extracting power due to its unusually small molecular structure.