Vegan koji

This koji comes directly from Japan from the famous koji maker Hishiroku. It is best suited to make miso, but can also be widely used for shoyu, beans and other koji experiments. New: available for 5 or 200 kg of beans/grains.

This white koji starter is best for making koji rice, amazake (sweet sake), sake, white miso, shio-koji and other light-colored foods and beverages. Also known as light rice koji.

This koji type is mainly meant for shoyu (soy sauce) making, but in our experience also a good all-rounder. If you do not know which koji to start with, this is the one to go for. Aavailable in 2 sizes: for 5 kg or 360 l. 

Koji is the mold that can do anything. Miso, soy sauce, shoyu, shio koji, amazake, black bean sauce, sake, doungjun, they all owe their amazing texture and flavor to the fungus Aspergillus oryzae. This koji variant is best suited for use on barley. New: available for 5 or 200 kg of beans/grains.

Aspergillus luchuensis or Aspergillus awamori is a special type of koji. It is one of the ‘black kojis’ traditionally used to make Shochu, a distilled beverage. Available in 2 sizes: 5 grams for 5 kilograms or 200 grams for 200 kg. 

This koji is super easy to use as it’s rice that is already covered with koji mold! No need to steam your rice, no need to create the right temperature, humidity and timing. This has all been done for you.

Aspergillus sojae is used to make the ferment (kōji) of soy sauce, miso, mirin, and other fermented condiments such as tsukemono. You can make soysauce by fermenting soybeans with A. sojae, along with water and salt.