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Okesa Persimmon

Okesa Persimmon

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Name
Okesa Persimmon
おけさ柿
Link
Official Site

Sado

Sado Gold Mine

A group of ruins on an island of gold

Ono Turtle

Giant rock said to be inhabited by a god

Senkaku Bay Ajishima Amusement Park
Sado Natural Yellowtail Cutlet on Rice
Igoneri
Nagamo (Akamoku)
Henji-Mokko “Tamatoro Salami”
Squid Nagamo Rice Bowl
Surimi of Flying Fish
Codfish Soup
Squid Sake Bottle
White Fish Soba
Oyster Soup (Niigata Prefecture)
Sweet Potato Mochi (Niigata Prefecture)
Dried Squid Overnight (Niigata Prefecture)
Yahata Taro (Sado)
Koshihikari (rice) from Sado
Okesa Persimmon
Ogi Violet (Black Fig from Sado)
Apples from Niigata Prefecture
Nanban Shrimp
Cold Yellowtail from Sado
Oysters from Niigata Prefecture
Squid from Niigata Prefecture
Cod from Niigata Prefecture
Tuna from Niigata Prefecture
Mekabu (Seaweed) from Niigata Prefecture
Shitadami (Conch Shell) from Niigata Prefecture
Turban Shell from Sado
Abalone from Sado
Arame (Seaweed) from Sado
Sakura Trout from Sado
Snow Crab from Sado
Sado Wakame Seaweed
Aranami Nori (Wild Seaweed)
Sado Beef
Sado Butter
Wadakome “Handmade Karinto”
Okesa Dried Persimmon
Camellia Oil Sado
Dried Cod
Grilled Puffer Fish Roe (Salted Puffer Fish Ovary)
Sado Dairy “Farm Cream Cheese”
Tsukamoto Kojiya “Fuki Miso”
Squid Pickled Live on Board
Sado Dried Squid
Sado Miso
Sado Salt
Agodashi (Niigata Prefecture)
Sado Milk
Sado Deep Sea Water
Sake “Manotsuru”
Sake “Shinryo”
Sake “Tenryohai”
Sake “Hokusetsu”
Persimmon Mochi
Sawane Dango
Tochimochi (Niigata Prefecture)

Niigata

Niigata City
Sado
Echigo-Yuzawa, Tsunan, Tokamachi
Nagaoka, Sanjo, Kashiwazaki
Murakami, Shinbata
Joetsu, Myoko