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Marumiya Kaiun

Japan

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Marumiya Kaiun is a food manufacturer specializing in soybean products such as natto and tofu. The company produces o-jo natto and o-jo tofu. Founded in 2025, Marumiya Kaiun operates in the food industry, offering a range of products including natto, tofu, eggs, kimchi, and other related items. The company has a presence in Japan and updates its website with news and events, such as the renovation of a store and the opening of a special thanksgiving page. Marumiya Kaiun's products are available through their official online store and at direct sales locations.

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