The 22th "Kagawa Prefectural Product Contest" has produced a number of popular hit products. We are looking for attractive prefectural products to be exhibited this year as well!
Sponsorship
Kagawa
the purpose
We will promote the development of "Udon prefecture. Not only that" Kagawa prefecture's "not only that" appealing prefecture products, while also discovering Kagawa prefecture's representative prefecture products to support expansion of sales channels inside and outside the prefecture.
Planned number of prizes
From the applied products that passed the first screening (1 products by department, about 5 products in total)
"Udon Prefecture. Not only that, Kagawa Prefecture Governor's Award" (Best Award) 1 item or less in each category, 4 items or less in total
"Udon prefecture. Not only that, Kagawa prefecture excellence award" Within 1 item in each category, 4 items in total
Hiring Departments
Food sector (excluding confectionery and sweets)
Confectionery / Sweets category (Japanese and Western confectionery / sweets)
Applicant must be a producer / manufacturer located in Kagawa prefecture, having production capacity, and operating as a business.
The applied products are products for general consumers that take advantage of Kagawa's regional characteristics, and target "foods, alcoholic beverages and beverages (processed agricultural and livestock products)", "traditional crafts", and "local industrial products".
The submitted product must have been manufactured or processed in the final stage in Kagawa Prefecture. (9 items in total)
[Olive Division] In addition to the items common to all divisions, those that meet the following requirements
Non-food products such as processed foods, crafts, and miscellaneous goods produced or manufactured using olives cultivated in Kagawa prefecture directly or indirectly. (However, olive oil is excluded.)
The product can be expected to contribute to strengthening the brand power of olive-related products and improving the overall brand image.
Wanted period
Monday, April 6nd to Friday, June 4th, 22 (※Applications for the 6 fiscal year have closed)
The “Kagawa Prefectural Goods Competition”, launched in 15, promotes product development by businesses and manufacturers in the prefecture who are eager to cultivate sales channels, and can be deployed nationwide as well as within the prefecture, making it more marketable. We dig up rich prefecture products. We will publicize the award-winning products in the media and at events held both inside and outside the prefecture, widely promote awareness, and support the expansion of sales channels.
Click here for award-winning products
Award-winning products in 6
"Kagawa Prefecture is more than just Udon" Governor's Award (Grand Prize) [Food category]
The one with the bones! Tako's Hamachian! 430 yen (tax included)
This is a new product developed and manufactured in collaboration with local high school students! It is made from the spine of yellowtail (a local resource in Kagawa Prefecture) that would otherwise be disposed of as industrial waste. It is packed with calcium, DHA, EPA, and other nutrients, and can be eaten whole, including the bone, for a new texture that goes well with rice.
"Udon Prefecture. Not only that, Kagawa Prefecture Governor's Award" (Best Award) [Confectionery / Sweets Category]
Setouchi baked goods 116 1,200 yen (tax included)
We paid particular attention to the shape and packaging of the product based on the theme of "Kagawa Islands, Jewels of the Sea." The 116 islands floating in the Seto Inland Sea are expressed as pyramids, and the product is made with locally-grown Obara Beni Mikan oranges and lemons, resulting in a refreshing taste.
"Udon prefecture. Not only that, Kagawa prefecture governor's award" (highest award) [general category]
Setouchi Sanuki Earth Vessels Loci ~Aji Series~ Mug 3,300 yen (tax included) Rice bowl 2,420 yen (tax included) Plate 4,950 yen (tax included) Small plate 1,320 yen (tax included)
Made with more than 50% Aji stone powder, this dish has the merits of both pottery and porcelain. It was developed in response to the current waste of precious Aji stone powder, which is often thrown away. The gray plate conveys the appeal of both Aji stone and food.
"Udon Prefecture. Not only that, Kagawa Prefecture Governor's Award" (Best Award) [Olive Category]
Olives eaten with chopsticks (tsukudani) 1,080 yen (tax included) / 50g
Local ladies have made tsukudani using newly pickled olives from Tadotsu, Kagawa Prefecture. As much as possible, we have also used ingredients other than the olives that are from within the prefecture. Please enjoy this dish as a delicious accompaniment to rice or as a snack with sake.
"Udon prefecture. Not only that, Kagawa prefecture excellence award" [Food category]
Dried sardine oil udon 648 yen (tax included)
Introducing a new genre of udon that overturns conventional wisdom in the industry. It took about a year and a half to create together with the developer, udon YouTuber Yagutown. We will continue to work hard to let as many people as possible know about this addictive, revolutionary taste.
"Udon prefecture. Not only that, Kagawa prefecture excellence award" [Confectionery / Sweets category]
Sanuki Momoka 280 yen (tax included)/piece, 1,300 yen/box (XNUMX pieces)
"Wakamo" peaches are grown in Kagawa Prefecture and are thinned out as they grow. They are soft and can be eaten as is, so this is a new type of Japanese sweet made by wrapping a whole "wakamo" peach in a dough based on yellow bean paste made with homemade peach puree and cream cheese, and baking it.
"Udon prefecture. Not only that, Kagawa prefecture excellence award" [general category]
hinokit Sanuki Wooden Puzzle Series ①Oni Wooden Puzzle from Megijima ②Dragon Wooden Puzzle from Mannou Pond ③Urashima Taro Wooden Puzzle from Takuma ④The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter Wooden Puzzle from Nagao ⑤The Raccoon Dog Wooden Puzzle from Yashima 3,300 yen (tax included)
A woodworking kit (hinokit) made from thinned cypress from Kagawa Prefecture. Five types of wooden puzzles based on local legends, such as the demons of Megijima in Kagawa and Urashima Taro of Takuma, are fun products that both children and adults can enjoy while learning. Not only can you enjoy putting the puzzles together, but you can also develop an attachment to your hometown and the importance of coexisting with nature.
This is a new olive sweet that has a rich, deep flavor by kneading olive leaves from Kagawa Prefecture into the dough and using flavorful fermented butter and sugar from France.