Seventh generation Sato Yosuke Inaniwa Udon in a paper gift box

The paper box contains 6 bundles of 80g udon noodles and 6 packs of soy sauce.
The product is already wrapped in Yosuke's wrapping paper, making it perfect for gifts.
The taste of Inaniwa dried udon noodles, which is said to have impressed even Iwakura Tomosada, and its chewy flavor have not changed even after all these years.
The name "Sato Yosuke" has been protected because no effort is made in any of the processes, from kneading by hand to rolling by hand, stretching, and drying.
This delicate flavor, a technique passed down from father to son, and the passion for udon have been passed down to the current seventh generation Yosuke and are being further refined.
The most distinctive feature of Inaniwa udon noodles is that they are thinner and flatter than regular udon noodles.
This is because the noodles are stretched by hand (hand-stretched).
For this reason, there are small holes in the noodles.
The noodles are very chewy and smooth.