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FROM KUMAGAYA, SAITAMA · JAPAN
Japanese roots.
Global possibilities.
Meet Sai no Kizuna. Japanese brown rice grown in Kumagaya, Saitama — for importers, distributors and wholesalers exploring a new source.
01 / ROOTED IN THE SOURCE
Good rice starts
with its roots.
One variety. A clear origin. A conversation directly with the grower.
TY Service grows Sai no Kizuna in Kumagaya, Saitama, Japan. We welcome international trade inquiries for our brown rice, starting with the product details and requirements that matter to your business.
Meet TY Service80t
Approx. annual production
Our annual rice production plan.
40t
Planned export allocation
Approximately half of annual production.
01
Variety, with a named origin
Sai no Kizuna, from Kumagaya, Japan.
Supply figures are approximate planning information, not reserved stock or a firm offer. Available quantity, harvest year, weight basis and shipment timing are confirmed for each lot.
JAPANESE BROWN RICE
Sai no Kizuna彩のきずな
Know what you’re sourcing. Start with the variety and origin, then review the specifications of the proposed lot together.
- Origin
- Kumagaya, Saitama, Japan
- Product form
- Brown rice (unmilled)
- Grading
- JA agricultural product grading; lot grade and inspection record confirmed individually.
- Packaging & quantity
- Confirmed for your requirements and the proposed lot.
- Commercial terms
- USD discussions welcome. Price, currency and delivery terms agreed by quotation.
02 / PEOPLE BEHIND THE RICE
In the fields.
At the source.
A real farming business, with roots in Japan.
Rice production is part of TY Service’s agricultural work. Our business also includes contract farm work and rice straw sales. For buyers, the conversation begins here: with the people growing the rice.
Follow life on the farm
03 / FOR IMPORTERS & WHOLESALERS
Your next source.
Let’s explore it.
From your first question to an agreed quotation, we review the details together before an order is placed.
Review the lot
Confirm harvest year, available quantity, grade, specifications and packaging. Ask about samples.
Check the route
Review destination-specific import requirements, documentation and export feasibility.
Agree the terms
Confirm the quotation, currency, delivery terms and timing before proceeding.
BEFORE WE TALK
A few things
to know.
Can I request a sample?
Please share the required quantity and destination country. Sample availability, costs and delivery arrangements are confirmed individually.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Please tell us your target quantity, packaging and destination. Order quantities are discussed for the proposed lot; a fixed minimum is not listed.
Can you supply rice to my country?
We review export feasibility and the required import, testing and documentation conditions for your destination before an order is agreed.
What should I include in my inquiry?
Your country and port or city, quantity, intended use, shipment timing, brown-rice specifications, packaging, import requirements and preferred delivery terms. USD-denominated discussions are welcome.
LET’S GROW A CONNECTION
Good things grow
from a conversation.
Sourcing Japanese brown rice? Tell us what you’re looking for.
Discuss your rice requirements