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We process carefully selected seasonal fish from Shimane Prefecture for sashimi. The fish is sliced by a craftsman while it is still fresh, processed into a high freshness freeze and vacuum packed. There is no loss and you can enjoy sashimi that is as fresh as it is fresh just by thawing it.
Product Features
1. made from fresh seafood caught in the Sea of Japan
2. Rapid processing at our own factory based on HACCP certification
3. Freshness and taste are preserved by proton freezing.
4. stored in a super freezer (approx. -60°C)
Rapid Electromagnetic Refrigeration “Proton Freezing”
What is Proton freezing? Proton freezing is a revolutionary rapid freezing method that hybridizes an equal magnetic flux density environment, an electromagnetic wave emission environment, and cold air. It is a freezing method that works on the formation of ice nuclei during freezing to produce a large number of ice nuclei, creating small ice crystals and consequently preventing the destruction of food cells, thereby reducing drips. Proton freezing is used to freeze raw materials in a fresh state so that the freshness and taste of the food can be maintained.
Simply put
Stabilizes cells by passing magnetic and electromagnetic waves through them. The stable cells are cooled to the freezing temperature range at once. When thawed, the cells are still intact, so no flavor is lost and no drips occur.
Benefits of Proton Refrigeration Products
- Freshness
- Deliciousness
- Ease of use
- Ease of Management
- Quality, ease of inventory management
Advantages of “proton freeze” + “vacuum pack” hybrid products
- With special freezing method, the quality is as close to that of fresh fish as possible, even if there is a color change;
- Maintain freshness and prevent color change to the maximum extent possible;
- Prevent frozen fish from dripping;
- Prevent foreign objects from getting into the fish and pursue the cause of the accident;
In normal freezing, the ice crystals tend to grow large due to the long passage through the maximum ice crystal formation temperature range (about 0℃ to 7℃), which results in the destruction of the cells. Proton freezing prevents the growth of large ice crystals by generating a large number of ice nuclei at a time using the action of electromagnetic waves and magnetic flux, thus preventing the destruction of cells. Therefore, the cells are not destroyed and there is less dripping when thawing.
