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「オリーブ牛」は、讃岐牛の中でも讃岐牛銘柄推進協議会が定めるオリーブ飼料を同協議会が定める給与期間・給与量で育てられた香川県産黒毛和牛のことです。

"Sanuki Wagyu" is fattened in Kagawa and is only produced from purebred cattle. According to the Japan Meat Grading Association's Carcass Trading Standards, "Sanuki Olive-fed Wagyu Beef" ranks at grade A and B for its yield and at Grade 5, 4 (Gold Label) and 3 (Silver Label) for its meat quality."Olive-fed Wagyu Beef" among "Sanuki Wagyu", refers to WAGYU produced in Kagawa Prefecture and reared on Olive feed determined by the "Sanuki Wagyu Brand Promotion Committee".

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Sanuki Beef Official Meat Certificate by Olive-fed Wagyu Beef Promotion Association

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讃岐漆器の一つ「後藤塗」Gotonuri A traditional technique of Kagawa Lacquerware

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Anyone familiar with the lacquer arts knows that Kagawa is the “Land of Lacquerware”. Gotonuri is one of the five traditional techniques of Kagawa Lacquerware.
The Gotonuri technique was created by Goto Tahei in 1869. Under the influence of his father, Kentaro, a magistrate of the Takamatsu Clan, Goto developed a close relationship with Tamakaji Zokoku, the founding father of Kagawa Lacquerware.
Gotonuri is characterized by its elegant coloring, produced by applying layers of lacquer over vermillion lacquer and then polishing to bring out its distinctive mottled pattern. The more a Gotonuri piece is used, the deeper and more radiant its color becomes. Gotonuri trays, in particular, are a staple item in any Kagawa home, and it is safe to say that every family in Kagawa owns at least one. Currently, thanks to lacquerware’s durability, it is widely used to produce everything from household goods and tea ceremony utensils, to Japanese-style tables and western-style furniture.
Carrying on the tradition of Gotonuri for generations, Soke Goto Bon is the only shop in Kagawa specializing in Gotonuri lacquerware. This shop is also engaged in the production of new pieces, such as coffee cups and cutlery, which address the needs of contemporary consumers.