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Free delivery starts at $35 in most areas. The exact minimum may vary by region and will be shown at checkout.
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Most orders are delivered within 1–2 days depending on your location. You can select your delivery date at checkout.
Do you have physical store locations?
No, we are 100% online. By operating without physical stores, we keep prices lower and pass the savings to you.
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We currently deliver to all 50 U.S. states. Enter your ZIP code to confirm availability in your area.
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It was on sale so I bought a lot. I'm going to make amazake!
I always use this rice koji to make amazake. It's twice the price on Amazon, so it's a big help!
This is my first purchase, and I'm happy that I was able to buy it cheaper than elsewhere!
Prepare the chickpea miso.
The only thing the supermarket sells is red miso, which I don't like, and it's expensive! (A small pack costs $15.) I bought koji and made white miso. I like my white miso sweeter, so I added a little more. Making it myself is cheap, you can make a lot, and best of all, it's delicious! I'm proud of myself!
This is amazing to improve flavor to meat and vegetables even soup stock. So happy I can’t wait to make a batch.
I bought this because it was larger than the koji sold at my local Japanese supermarket. I'm thinking about making miso for the first time in a while!
I’m glad I found this I make “shio koji” with this
I'm really looking forward to making shio koji, soy sauce koji, and dashi koji with Japanese rice koji. I made amazake with the stuff I bought last time, and it was delicious!
I'm looking forward to making koji water, amazake, dashi koji, and onion koji.
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Sept. 2024
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Customer since 2020Los Angeles, CAPopular reviews
- It was on sale so I bought a lot. I'm going to make amazake!
- I always use this rice koji to make amazake. It's twice the price on Amazon, so it's a big help!
- This is my first purchase, and I'm happy that I was able to buy it cheaper than elsewhere!
- Prepare the chickpea miso.
- The only thing the supermarket sells is red miso, which I don't like, and it's expensive! (A small pack costs $15.) I bought koji and made white miso. I like my white miso sweeter, so I added a little more. Making it myself is cheap, you can make a lot, and best of all, it's delicious! I'm proud of myself!
- This is amazing to improve flavor to meat and vegetables even soup stock. So happy I can’t wait to make a batch.
- I bought this because it was larger than the koji sold at my local Japanese supermarket. I'm thinking about making miso for the first time in a while!
- I’m glad I found this I make “shio koji” with this
- I'm really looking forward to making shio koji, soy sauce koji, and dashi koji with Japanese rice koji. I made amazake with the stuff I bought last time, and it was delicious!
- I'm looking forward to making koji water, amazake, dashi koji, and onion koji.
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