◆Kishu no Akai Umeshu is made with Nanko-ume produced in Kishu Wakayama with an addition of akajiso (red perilla) leaves. It is a bright-colored umeshu that offers a combination of the sourness of shiso and the sweetness of umeshu.

◆～ What is the "Temari" ～
Kishu-Temari shows Temari as a traditional Japanese handball which is a folkcraft article of the fief of Kishu. In ancient times, it is the origin that the women of the Imperial Court of Heian Period began to make the traditional handicrafts for the princess. It winds thread around a core and is made from handmade. In other meanings, It was filled with the feeling of the woman who calls it is settled amicably forever, and it was one of the bride's household effects a long time ago.