Chestnut octopus from Hokkaido, preserved with superheated steam to seal in the delicious flavor.
Chestnut octopus* harvested from the seas of Hokkaido is blasted with superheated steam at over 100°C to seal in the rich color and succulent taste. Every bite is full of flavor.
Chestnut octopus is found mainly in the Hokkaido and Tohoku regions, with high concentrations particularly in eastern Hokkaido.
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