HOTO

Origin of Hoto

It is said that The origin of the word HAKUTAKU or HOCHI in Chinese Tang Dynasty.

In Japan, it was trade from the Tang ambassador in the Heian period, and it was authored in “The Pillow Book” by SeiShonagon(poet of the Heian period).

Shingen TAKEDA, the warring daimyo (lord) in Kai Province learned tactics by Koshi,Moshi, Sonshi and Goshi. It is said that he was taught about HAKUTAKU or HOCHI by a high priest during that period.

Around the middle of the Edo period(Genroku cuiture),Yoshibo Yanagisawa became the warring daimyo (lord) in Kai Province.Around the same time, HOTO is said to have spread widely. Because the trendy culture has changed from the culture of Osaka to the culture of Edo, depending on the general’s preference.

A photo of MINAKI HOTO

Homemade miso

Using non-GMO soybeans from KOKKAIDO, Akita.
Aged about 2 years with plenty of traditional wheat straw, Finished as a fragrant and rich miso.

1. Soak the soybeans in water.
2. Boil the soybeans.
3. Drain the boiled soybeans.
4. Mix the yeast and salt.
5. Grind soybeans.
6. Mix the yeast and soybeans.
7. Finished making.

Homemade soup stock

We make it every morning, use kelp(from Rishiri, Hokkaido), mackerel, sardine, AGO, etc. and make no chemical seasonings.

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