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Ehime Experiencias Gastronómicas

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Sumit Sarkar
This experience in Yawatahama completely was so memorable. We came to pick mikan and make marmalade and left with so much more. Yoko-san and Gen-san are incredible hosts. Their farm and restaurant are so special and you can see the care and effort put into growing and harvesting Mikan and making marmalade. Naomi-san’s English interpretation was great and let us connect with everyone beyond just learning the process. Our tour guides from Yawatahama tourism were also amazing. Everyone answered all our questions about the mikan, the marmalade making process, and the farm. Picking mikan straight from the trees and then turning them into marmalade was so fun and fulfilling. The food prepared fresh from the restaurant was delicious and picnic style meal overlooking the sea was lovely. The whole day felt relaxed, genuine and so authentically Japanese. We would love to come back again, hopefully during peak season in November. If you’re visiting Ehime or Shikoku, or honestly even japan in general, do not skip this experience. 🍊
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¡Día como Agricultor de Mikan! Recolección de Mikan y Elaboración de Mermelada en Ehime
marzo 14, 2026
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Karel Kubena
We greatly enjoyed and highly recommend this experience to all citrus lovers. We received heartfelt welcome at the station and were taken to a farm of one of the local families, where we enjoyed a stunning view over the sunny hillsides full of mikan trees (you can see the bay and the islands), picked the fruits, squeezed and drank some of the fresh juice on the spot. Invited in a traditional, over 100 years old house of the family, we ate a delicious locally made bento lunchbox. Thanks to our translator we were able to comunicate effortlessly and learned about the culture. Later we were warmly received by local ladies in a community kitchen and were guided through the process of making marmelade from the fruits we picked. We used Haruka, a sweet refreshing yellow fruit. We also tasted Beni-Madonna, a locally developed mikan variaty with exquisite sweetness and softness. The ladies are members of the Japanese Marmelade Association and have won many awards. Of course, through their experience, our marmelade turned out a success! Therefore we were encouraged to try our luck at this year's competition. The last lucky guest won a silver medal last year! We even got fruits to enjoy at home and some more presents from the community. We cannot believe that this experience is so little known, it really is a hidden gem. It is very well organised, everybody is so kind and made us feel very welcome. Thank you, people of Yawatahama!
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¡Día como Agricultor de Mikan! Recolección de Mikan y Elaboración de Mermelada en Ehime
febrero 01, 2025
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George Scherer
Ehime Mikan Picking, Marmalade Making is a wonderful opportunity to interact directly with a Shikoku mikan farming family and meet some of the welcoming folks living in the Yawatahama region of Ehime. About an hour by train southwest of Matsuyama, the experience includes the chance to pick and eat a variety of citrus fruits the region is famous for. The terraced orchard provided spectacular views of the ocean and small islands separating Shikoku from Kyushu. Under sunny skies, our hosts spread a tarp and mats on the orchard floor and we dined on a most delicious obento lunch box featuring regional specialties. These included a tempura of shrimp and vegetables, fried chicken with mikan juice and mikan rice balls. Following the harvest and lunch, we were chauffeured to a spotless commercial kitchen operated by the Yawatahama Ward office. There, the kind ladies of the community guided us through the marmalade making process and we bottled multiple jars using Haruka variety mikans. We were also invited to try other varieties created by some of the gold medal winners from last November's Dalemain World Marmalade Awards and Festival. Our product was entered in the "homemade division" for the next festival. Loaded up with our marmalade and several bags of fresh fruit, our hosts returned us to the train station. With the increasing popularity of Japan as a tourist destination, this is a special opportunity to get off the beaten path and away from the crowds to see the real Japan.
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¡Día como Agricultor de Mikan! Recolección de Mikan y Elaboración de Mermelada en Ehime
febrero 29, 2024
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DALIA DINORA CANTINCA CARBAJAL
The “Hyōgi” scallops are the specialty of Ainan-cho town, they are so fatty and tasty and the unique colorful shells are used to create the “sea born”lamps, a lovely idea to reuse the shells and bring a unique souvenir to home. The food is delicious and the amount is very big, full of scallops , seafood, meats, fruit, tempura, sashimi, cakes and sake!!!! You truly feel like a VIP guest with the amount of food. Your heart and stomach will be happy after meeting the local people and carefully create the colorful lamp while chatting together. You also can take Onsen if you wish in this place; is truly a relaxing and meaningful experience in deep Japan.
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Taller de Pantallas con Conchas de Vieiras y Mariscos Frescos en Ehime
enero 29, 2024
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Karel Kubena
We greatly enjoyed and highly recommend this experience to all citrus lovers. We received heartfelt welcome at the station and were taken to a farm of one of the local families, where we enjoyed a stunning view over the sunny hillsides full of mikan trees (you can see the bay and the islands), picked the fruits, squeezed and drank some of the fresh juice on the spot. Invited in a traditional, over 100 years old house of the family, we ate a delicious locally made bento lunchbox. Thanks to our translator we were able to comunicate effortlessly and learned about the culture. Later we were warmly received by local ladies in a community kitchen and were guided through the process of making marmelade from the fruits we picked. We used Haruka, a sweet refreshing yellow fruit. We also tasted Beni-Madonna, a locally developed mikan variaty with exquisite sweetness and softness. The ladies are members of the Japanese Marmelade Association and have won many awards. Of course, through their experience, our marmelade turned out a success! Therefore we were encouraged to try our luck at this year's competition. The last lucky guest won a silver medal last year! We even got fruits to enjoy at home and some more presents from the community. We cannot believe that this experience is so little known, it really is a hidden gem. It is very well organised, everybody is so kind and made us feel very welcome. Thank you, people of Yawatahama!
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¡Día como Agricultor de Mikan! Recolección de Mikan y Elaboración de Mermelada en Ehime
febrero 01, 2025
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George Scherer
Ehime Mikan Picking, Marmalade Making is a wonderful opportunity to interact directly with a Shikoku mikan farming family and meet some of the welcoming folks living in the Yawatahama region of Ehime. About an hour by train southwest of Matsuyama, the experience includes the chance to pick and eat a variety of citrus fruits the region is famous for. The terraced orchard provided spectacular views of the ocean and small islands separating Shikoku from Kyushu. Under sunny skies, our hosts spread a tarp and mats on the orchard floor and we dined on a most delicious obento lunch box featuring regional specialties. These included a tempura of shrimp and vegetables, fried chicken with mikan juice and mikan rice balls. Following the harvest and lunch, we were chauffeured to a spotless commercial kitchen operated by the Yawatahama Ward office. There, the kind ladies of the community guided us through the marmalade making process and we bottled multiple jars using Haruka variety mikans. We were also invited to try other varieties created by some of the gold medal winners from last November's Dalemain World Marmalade Awards and Festival. Our product was entered in the "homemade division" for the next festival. Loaded up with our marmalade and several bags of fresh fruit, our hosts returned us to the train station. With the increasing popularity of Japan as a tourist destination, this is a special opportunity to get off the beaten path and away from the crowds to see the real Japan.
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¡Día como Agricultor de Mikan! Recolección de Mikan y Elaboración de Mermelada en Ehime
febrero 29, 2024
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Descubriendo las Delicias Culinarias de Ehime

Ehime, una pintoresca prefectura en la isla de Shikoku en Japón, ofrece un rico tapiz de experiencias gastronómicas que reflejan su vibrante cultura y tradiciones. Con sus paisajes abundantes y su belleza costera, Ehime tiene un paladar diverso esperando ser explorado por los entusiastas de la comida. Desde comidas japonesas tradicionales hasta especialidades locales únicas, la escena culinaria aquí es rica y diversa. Los sabores están inspirados por los productos de la tierra y el mar, haciendo de cada plato una exploración deliciosa de sabor y autenticidad.

Saborea los Sabores Tradicionales de Ehime

Al visitar Ehime, disfrutar de la cocina local es imprescindible. Esta región es celebrada por sus mikan (mandarinas), conocidas por sus sabores dulces y jugosos. Estas frutas no solo se disfrutan frescas, sino que también se incorporan en varios platos y postres. Otro plato que debes probar es el taimeshi estilo Uwajima, un plato de arroz con dorada fresca, que refleja la conexión de la prefectura con el mar. El tarai udon, un plato de fideos sustancioso servido en una tina de madera, es perfecto para aquellos que buscan experimentar la comida reconfortante japonesa tradicional. Cada uno de estos platos cuenta una historia del patrimonio de Ehime y el cuidado puesto en su producción.

Experiencias Gastronómicas Únicas para Recordar

Para aquellos que buscan profundizar en la cultura alimentaria de Ehime, hay experiencias que van más allá de solo cenar. Participa en una actividad de recolección de mikan, donde puedes cosechar tus propias mandarinas en los idílicos huertos de Ehime. Los talleres culinarios ofrecen una experiencia práctica en la elaboración de platos tradicionales, permitiéndote comprender las técnicas intrincadas involucradas. Si eres amante de los mariscos, visitar uno de los mercados de pescado locales ofrece la oportunidad de probar la pesca más fresca del día y entender la importancia de los mariscos en la dieta de Ehime. Estas actividades no solo profundizan tu conexión con la cocina local, sino que también crean momentos memorables que enriquecen tu experiencia de viaje.

Ya sea que seas un viajero experimentado o que visites Ehime por primera vez, la variedad de experiencias gastronómicas aquí promete deleitar tus sentidos y dejarte con un nuevo aprecio por las artes culinarias japonesas. Desde productos frescos de la granja hasta platos preparados con maestría que muestran lo mejor de la cocina regional, explorar los sabores de Ehime es un viaje inolvidable.