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Kotoka

from Nara Prefecture

$89.00
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Order by 12/29/2024 Delivery around 1/10/2025

Meet "Kotoka," an original strawberry brand from Nara Prefecture, Japan. These luxury strawberries have a classic ruby-red look with an unmatched flavor profile. Each luscious berry bursts with intense sweetness, juicy pulp and a delightful sweet-tart fragrance that leaves you craving for more. With rich, concentrated juice in every bite, these delectable delights let you enjoy the pinnacle of strawberry cultivation. These strawberries have a firm texture, providing a satisfying and robust taste experience.

For the best taste experience: Strawberries are a very delicate and perishable fruit. Upon arrival, please store the product in a cool, dark place such as a refrigerator. Enjoy within 2-3 days upon arrival.

・Orders placed by 12/12/2024Delivery around 12/24/2024
・Orders placed by 12/19/2024Delivery around 12/31/2024
・Orders placed by 12/29/2024Delivery around 1/10/2025
*Please note that we may change the delivery schedule upon crop and harvest conditions.

Approx. 1.1lbs (500g)

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About Nara Strawberry Lab

Nara Prefecture, Japan

5 farmers. 1 powerful dream.

Nara Strawberry Lab is a team of 5 farmers from Nara Prefecture that dream of expanding the world's definition of strawberries. It's their mission to create delicious strawberries that will inspire the world to love strawberries even more. These strawberries have been adopted as welcome fruits in luxury hotels in Las Vegas, serving as a symbol of hospitality and exquisite treats for guests.

Engineering new strawberry breeds.

The white strawberry variety, "Pearl White", was developed by Koki Maeda of Nara Strawberry Lab. When white strawberries were first discovered in the wilderness, they were too sour and far from delicious. Koki Maeda challenged himself to create the sweetest, juiciest white strawberry, which led to the birth of "Pearl White".