Mizuna

みずな

A traditional vegetable with roots in Kyoto, considered a representative 'Kyo-yasai' (Kyoto vegetable). Ibaraki and Fukuoka prefectures are now the main production areas, centered on greenhouse cultivation. Popular in hot pot dishes (mizore-nabe, harinabe), salads, and light pickles. Its crisp texture works well raw in salads, and it has become widely used as baby leaf greens in recent years. Rich in vitamins and minerals

Season

MONTHLY AVAILABILITY

Jan - Dec

PEAK

※ Season is based on domestic field-grown availability

Nutrition Facts

per 100g

Wholesale Market Data

MARKET INSIGHTS

CHEAPEST MONTH Mar ¥261/kg
HIGHEST VOLUME Dec 1,675t
Volume (t)
In season
Price (yen/kg)

Source: 農林水産省 青果物卸売市場調査報告 (2023)

Production Ranking

100% Domestic
Ibaraki54.8%
Fukuoka10.9%
Kyoto7.9%
Shiga4.6%
Hyogo4.5%
Others17.4%
Rank
Prefecture
Harvest (t)
Share
1
17,300
54.8%
2
3,430
10.9%
3
2,500
7.9%
4
1,450
4.6%
5
1,420
4.5%

Top 5 Prefecture Harvest Trends (2018-2023)

Ibaraki
Fukuoka
Kyoto
Shiga
Hyogo

Source: MAFF Crop Statistics (2018-2023)

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