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Illustrated Guide to Famous Products in Greater Japan: Soba Production and Cutting in Shinshū

Hiroshige III

Ajinomoto Foundation For Dietary Culture

Ajinomoto Foundation For Dietary Culture
Tokyo, Japan

After harvesting soba and turning it into flour, it is fine grained with a silk sieve. Then it is knead with hot water, and after flattening the soba it is cut into long thin parts and soaked into boiling water. The whole process from production to consumption of the soba noodles has been depicted here.

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  • Title: Illustrated Guide to Famous Products in Greater Japan: Soba Production and Cutting in Shinshū
  • Creator: Hiroshige III (1842-1894)
  • Rights: Ajinomoto Foundation for Dietary Culture
Ajinomoto Foundation For Dietary Culture

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