Aomori is most famous for its apples. Of course, every time I fly, I rely on drinking apple juice to calm my nerves~. When in Japan, I often buy concentrated juice from hundred-yen shops or supermarkets to drink~. Taiwan also imports a lot of apples and apple juice from Aomori, so they are quite easy to find.
Air-freighted from Aomori Prefecture to Taiwan.
The avatar uses Nebuta (ねぶた), which is quite distinctive for identification. It’s 100% apple juice produced in Aomori Prefecture. However, it’s noted below that it’s made from concentrate…
This was specially brought over during an event from Aomori Prefecture to Taiwan, thus it was imported through a trader.
On the other side, there’s information about the shelf life and product contents. This bottle of juice is approximately 1000cc, weighing 1.38 kilograms. This large bottle is very affordable, costing less than ¥500…
This is the apple juice. The ice cubes were added by me…
Finally, comparing the color with the juice bought from LAWSON~ The cheaper apple juice from LAWSON (¥148) has a slightly darker color but no sediment. Taste-wise, the LAWSON juice is sweeter, milder, and has a lower acidity~.
That was a brief introduction to Aomori’s apple juice~ Originally, I meant to say: If you have the chance to visit Aomori, don’t forget to give it a try (in Taiwanese)~ Additionally, there’s another apple juice called “Hope’s Droplet” (希望の雫), also launched by the Aomori Agricultural Cooperative, which is 100% freshly squeezed, not from concentrate. This variety is currently available all over Taiwan and is also reasonably priced.
Reference:
Aomori Agricultural Cooperative – JA Aoren
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