Established in 1753, Kamebishi is one of the few soy sauce brewers that has inherited traditional brewing methods. Their soy sauces are definitely authentic and worth trying.
It is said that Kamebishi is the only soy sauce producer who adopts a unique fermentation method called Mushiro Koji: malted rice is placed on a mat made with straw and rush instead of letting it ferment in a machine. This provides a preferable environment for the rice malt and allows it to keep itself naturally moist, making the fermentation process more proactive.
Use this soy sauce to add flavor and umami to the dish of your choice.
The manufacturer recommends using this shoyu as an ingredient of dipping sauce for tsukemen (dipping ramen noodles) and kabayaki (grilled fish [usually eel] glazed with sweetened soy sauce).