Kokubu KK Nippon no Kajitsu Ehime Mana Mikan Canned Mandarins
【決算還元】国分 KK にっぽんの果実 愛媛県産 真穴みかん 缶詰 110g 缶切り不要 ワンランク上のおいしさ(食品 果物 缶詰め ミカン)(4901592905109)※パッケージ変更の場合あり
姫路流通センター
4.8 / 65 reviews
Japanese name真穴みかん
Ehime's mikan, Maana's among them, is widely available from October to December.
In Hachimanhama, Ehime, Maana mikan is tied to Maajiro and Anai. Coastal slopes, stone-walled terraces, white sheet mulch, and fruit-by-fruit sweetness and acidity sorting give the name a concrete orchard setting.
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【決算還元】国分 KK にっぽんの果実 愛媛県産 真穴みかん 缶詰 110g 缶切り不要 ワンランク上のおいしさ(食品 果物 缶詰め ミカン)(4901592905109)※パッケージ変更の場合あり
姫路流通センター
4.8 / 65 reviews
《送料無料》 にっぽんの果実 愛媛県産 真穴みかん 190g ×12缶 [K&K]【国産 まあなみかん まとめ買い 】
にっぽん津々浦々
4.7 / 28 reviews
国分 KK にっぽんの果実 愛媛県産 真穴みかん 缶詰 110g 缶切り不要(食品 果物 缶詰め ミカン)(4901592905109)
姫路流通センター
5.0 / 5 reviews
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愛媛フルーツビレッジくにやす
4.2 / 8827 reviews
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Kokubu KK Nippon no Kajitsu Ehime Mana Mikan Canned Mandarins 110g easy-open canLowest price | ¥440 | 姫路流通センター | 4.8 / 65 reviews | View on Rakuten → |
Kokubu KK Nippon no Kajitsu Ehime Mana Mikan Canned Mandarin 110g easy-open can | ¥530 | 姫路流通センター | 5.0 / 5 reviews | View on Rakuten → |
Maana Mikan Imperfect Ehime Nishiuwa Mandarins 10 kgMost reviewedValue pick | ¥4,680 | 愛媛フルーツビレッジくにやす | 4.2 / 8827 reviews | View on Rakuten → |
K&K Nippon no Kajitsu Ehime Maana Mikan Canned Mandarin 190g x 12 cansValue pick | ¥4,895 | にっぽん津々浦々 | 4.7 / 28 reviews | View on Rakuten → |
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The name Maana mikan points to mikan grown in Maajiro and Anai, two areas of Hachimanhama City in Ehime. Nishiuwa Agricultural Cooperative is connected to the regional name, so the identity begins with a producer community and a narrow place boundary. Around that boundary is Ehime’s coastal mikan setting: warm weather, many sunny days, well-drained soil, sea-facing slopes, and stone walls that gather light and heat.
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It is written as 真穴みかん in Japanese. Search Rakuten and other Japanese sites with that spelling — the English name will not bring up the listings.
Maana mikan is a named mikan family tied to Maajiro and Anai in Hachimanhama City, Ehime, and connected with Nishiuwa Agricultural Cooperative. It sits within Ehime's coastal mikan growing context: warm sunny weather, well-drained soil, sea-facing slopes, stone-walled terraces, the three-sun idea, year-round orchard work, white sheet mulch, and optical sensor sorting for sweetness and citric acid.
Maana mikan refers to mikan from Maajiro and Anai in Hachimanhama City, Ehime, a name connected with Nishiuwa Agricultural Cooperative. Ehime mikan growing conditions include warm weather, many sunny days, and well-drained, nutrient-rich soil. The three-sun idea for Ehime mikan refers to direct sunlight, sea-reflected light, and warmth reflected from stone walls. Ehime mikan orchard work includes pruning, weeding, fertilizing, flower thinning, fruit thinning, and disease or pest control.
Ehime mikan is widely available from October to December, with early, late, and house-grown varieties extending fresh eating across much of the year.
Fresh produce doesn't keep, so start with the grower's note in the box. Most fruit ripens best at room temperature and is at its most fragrant when it is ready to eat; refrigerate only once it is cut or fully ripe, and eat it soon after. Chilling too early stalls ripening and flattens the flavour. Follow the listing and the enclosed note for the specific variety.
Many countries restrict bringing in this kind of food, so check your destination's rules before you pack it, or enjoy it in Japan.
On Rakuten: the shops listed here right now are 姫路流通センター, にっぽん津々浦々, 愛媛フルーツビレッジくにやす. We don't sell directly; purchase, payment, stock, and delivery are all handled on the Rakuten product page.