Ehime Prefecture Nishi-uwa Production Amatsu Mandarin Oranges Approx. 4.8kg Last Chance
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These are Amanatsu Mikan (summer oranges) from Yawatahama, Ehime Prefecture (Nishiuwa region).
《Last box available》
[Contents]
◎Approximately 4.8kg including the box - 1588 yen
◎Size: Mixed sizes
[Description]
*The item is as pictured.
Once peeled, a pleasant citrus aroma fills the air.
The outer peel can be removed by hand, but if it's tough, please use a knife or similar tool.
Please peel the thin membrane around the segments before eating.
As you take a bite, a balanced sweetness and refreshing aroma spread, along with a pleasant tartness and a slight bitterness, all mingling with the juice in your mouth.
We hope you enjoy the rich, early summer flavor unique to this season.
*These Amanatsu Mikan are grown in the Nishiuwa region, surrounded by a warm climate and refreshing sea breeze.
*If the tartness is a concern, leaving them in a well-ventilated or cool place for a few days may make them easier to eat.
[Important Notes]
We carefully select each fruit when packing, but as it is a warm season, damage or spoilage may occur during transport or if there is a delay in delivery after shipping. We ask for your understanding and only proceed with purchases from those who can accept this risk.
These are Amanatsu Mikan (summer oranges) from Yawatahama, Ehime Prefecture (Nishiuwa region).
《Last box available》
[Contents]
◎Approximately 4.8kg including the box - 1588 yen
◎Size: Mixed sizes
[Description]
*The item is as pictured.
Once peeled, a pleasant citrus aroma fills the air.
The outer peel can be removed by hand, but if it's tough, please use a knife or similar tool.
Please peel the thin membrane around the segments before eating.
As you take a bite, a balanced sweetness and refreshing aroma spread, along with a pleasant tartness and a slight bitterness, all mingling with the juice in your mouth.
We hope you enjoy the rich, early summer flavor unique to this season.
*These Amanatsu Mikan are grown in the Nishiuwa region, surrounded by a warm climate and refreshing sea breeze.
*If the tartness is a concern, leaving them in a well-ventilated or cool place for a few days may make them easier to eat.
[Important Notes]
We carefully select each fruit when packing, but as it is a warm season, damage or spoilage may occur during transport or if there is a delay in delivery after shipping. We ask for your understanding and only proceed with purchases from those who can accept this risk.
Category
Fruit
Condition
Some scratches/marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Ehime
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