Sanda Beef Steak Ready-Made Nobori Flag
既製デザインのぼり旗 三田牛ステーキ W600mm×H1,800mm AM-F-2520
ワンスト 楽天市場店
Japanese name三田牛
Sanda sits about 25 kilometres north of central Kobe, ringed by the Rokko mountains with the Muko River running through it. Its cattle begin as Hyogo-born Tajima black Wagyu, raised one by one by growers near the town, and the beef is known for fine fat sweetness and a texture that melts on the tongue.
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既製デザインのぼり旗 三田牛ステーキ W600mm×H1,800mm AM-F-2520
ワンスト 楽天市場店
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To understand Sanda beef, start with the ground it stands on: the Sanda Basin, about 25 kilometres north of central Kobe in southeastern Hyogo. Mountains ring the town, the Muko River runs north to south, and its tributaries thread between farmland and a planned new town. The cattle raised here begin as Tajima black Wagyu born in Hyogo, taken on by designated growers in and around Sanda. Once grown, each animal passes through inspection at the Sanda Meat Corporation; labelled "Sanda-niku" as it moves into distribution, it is usually called "Sanda beef" by the time it reaches the table.
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It is written as 三田牛 in Japanese. Search Rakuten and other Japanese sites with that spelling — the English name will not bring up the listings.
Sanda beef, labelled Sanda-niku in distribution, comes from the Sanda area of southeastern Hyogo. It starts as Hyogo-born Tajima black Wagyu and is raised by designated growers in and around Sanda from about 28 to under 60 months. It is then shipped to the Sanda Meat Corporation and must pass inspection. The beef is known for fine fat sweetness and a melting texture.
An animal stays with its fattening farm for over half its life and is not moved to non-designated growers. The Muko River system's spring water carries minerals suited to fattening, and the Sanda Basin has wide daily temperature swings. Sanda sits about 25 km north of Kobe and 35 km northwest of Osaka, covering about 210 sq km. A higher grade marked "廻" requires extra conditions for yield grade, meat quality and marbling.
It suits dishes that let the fat sweetness and tenderness come through, such as sukiyaki, steak and yakiniku.
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