賀茂茄子 (賀茂茄子)

Kamo Nasu is one of the Kyoto Heirloom Vegetables (Kyo-Yasai); cultivation strictly controlled in Kamo / Kamigamo cooperative; central to Kyoto kaiseki summer cuisine.
Round shape (~10 cm diameter); flesh density elevated; minimal seed cavity; fits dengaku miso preparation.
Fine-dining kaiseki ingredient, premium retail Kyo-yasai, hospitality summer cuisine.
Round, dense Kyoto-heritage eggplant cultivar grown in the Kamo / Kamigamo area of Kyoto. One of the recognised 'Kyoto Heirloom Vegetables' (Kyo-Yasai). Distinguished from common eggplant by its near-spherical shape, dense flesh, and minimal seed cavity — making it ideal for grilling and miso-stewed dishes. Production is small (cooperative-controlled in Kyoto) and commands per-kg pricing 5-10× standard nasu. Distinct from existing vegetable entries.
| Japão | Food product; Kyoto Heirloom Vegetables (Kyo-Yasai) registered |
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| União Europeia | Food import; phytosanitary certificate |
| Estados Unidos | GRAS; FDA Prior Notice; phytosanitary |
| China | GACC; phytosanitary |