This post is promoting a limited time event where the Nakaya’s nukazuke (Japanese pickles) can be tasted in Hakodate, a city in Hokkaido, Japan. Nakaya’s nukazuke is being sold at the Zenkoku Umaimono Taikai, a food festival happening at Imai Marui store in Hakodate from now until February 13th. Nakaya’s nukazuke is made in Chikusei, Ibaraki, with no additives. They are fermented with Milky Queen rice bran for a soft texture. It can also be a great souvenir for nukazuke lovers. The post also encourages customers to enjoy eating nukazuke in creative ways and share their ideas in the comments. The event is an excellent opportunity for those who have been curious about Nakaya’s nukazuke but haven’t had the chance to try it yet. The various hashtags used in this post imply that the nukazuke is a perfect accompaniment with rice, it promotes a lifestyle with no additives, it can be enjoyed with homemade meals, perfect for food lovers, and is so tasty that one can’t stop eating.

📢 Limited time offer! Enjoy #Nakaya ‘s Pickles in Hakodate 🎉

From today until February 13th, we are participating in the National delicious food festival held at #Imai Marui Hakodate Shop.

Have you been curious about our pickles but haven’t been able to purchase them? Now is your chance! 💡

🥒 Our additive-free pickles are made in Chikusei, Ibaraki
🌾 Fermented with milky queen rice bran for a mochi-like texture
🛍️ Recommended as a #Hakodate souvenir for pickle lovers

We are delighted to deliver the carefully selected taste of #Nakaya directly to everyone in Hokkaido 😊💛 The taste of pickles differs from shop to shop. Please take this opportunity to try the taste of Nakaya 🎶

💭 After buying the pickles, enjoy arranging how you eat them! If you have an idea “This way of eating was delicious!”, please let us know in the comments📝✨

We look forward to seeing you❣️

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