Established in 1971, this cooperative produces approximately two-thirds of Ishikawa Prefecture's total miso output. They have the capacity to fill up to one million spout pouches per month, serving both their own brands and OEM clients.

Founded in Meiji 44. A brewing manufacturer headquartered in Kanazawa Ōno, one of Japan's five major soy sauce production regions. Offers OEM contract manufacturing for soy sauce, miso, amazake, dressing, mentsuyu, and other products. Holds FSSC22000, Halal, and Organic certifications, and possesses liquid small-package filling equipment.

A specialized manufacturer of monaka (wafer shell) founded in Meiji 10. Ships over 10 million units annually to more than 3,000 business partners nationwide. Maintains over 200 design molds and accommodates custom orders with made-to-order dies. Products are made with 100% glutinous rice.

A food processing manufacturer based in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. A leading manufacturer of domestic wheat protein and freeze-dried products. The company manufactures and sells original products such as wheat protein made from 100% domestic wheat and local flour wheat starch. The company also handles contract manufacturing of freeze-dried private label products and manufactures vegetable powders.

Produces handcrafted ham, sausage, and bacon in Kahoku City, Ishikawa Prefecture, using local pork and Kaga-Noto regional ingredients with German spices and minimal additives. OEM contract manufacturing services include original menu development, regional specialty gift products, and processing of self-raised livestock products. Products highlighting the bounty of the Noto region are a distinctive feature.

Established in 1998, a dual-business manufacturer specializing in cosmetic containers trading and OEM manufacturing. The Kanazawa factory is certified with ISO22716 (Cosmetics GMP) and manufactures skincare, haircare, fragrance, and quasi-drug products. The company also excels in cosmetic development utilizing regional materials.

Established in 1971 as a cooperative of 10 miso manufacturers in Ishikawa Prefecture. The cooperative accounts for approximately two-thirds of Ishikawa Prefecture's miso production. Certified organic (JAS).

A food manufacturer based in Tsubata, Ishikawa Prefecture, with over 50 years of experience in OEM production for clients nationwide. Produces kuzukiri (kudzu noodles), jelly, pudding, mizu-yokan (soft sweet bean jelly), cup-packaged side dishes, and konnyaku. Handles both chilled and shelf-stable product types.