[Pre-order] Miyazaki Kanjuku Mango

Miyazaki Prefecture is believed to be Japan’s 2nd largest producer of the famed Japanese Mango. Located in Kyushu, in the South of Japan, the prefecture makes a great environment to cultivate these mangoes largely because of the warmer climate. Specifically, it is known for the Taiyo no Tamago (a.k.a “Egg of the Sun”), which gets its name from its bright orangey-red hue. With strict growing and grading practices, these are often the cream of the crop and have to meet criterium such as weighing 350g, containing sugar levels of at least 15% (Brix) to take on the prestigious name! To ensure the flawless exterior (like in the case of Shizuoka Crown Musk Melons), each Mango is suspended using a wire system and a single fruit can be found on each plant – ensuring that all nutrients are directed to it.

Not all mangoes meet the criterium to be labelled as the famed Taiyo no Tamago. While these others are deemed as inferior, here at Soshinsen, we believe in both quality and value. If you are not fussed, go with the non-Taiyo no Tamago options. Trust us when we say they’re incredibly sweet and have a better Price-Quality Ratio! 

• Flown in on Tuesdays, Wednesdays Fridays, and Saturdays, but do check out or flight schedules for the month or drop us a message
• Cut off for our next flight in: 12pm, 2 days prior to the date of arrival

Note:

1. Weights provided are estimates and are dependent on the measurements of each catch – which see some pieces being smaller than others. We ensure that the minimum weights stated are met. Should you receive a larger piece, consider it your lucky day. Prices stated will be honoured.
2. Images are for visual purposes only, and may or may not be representative of the actual size, weight or colour of the produce.