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Vegetables from Kawachi, Miyama area of Fukui City, Fukui, Japan
Kawachi akakabura no suzuke (Fukui)赤かぶらの酢漬け
The Kawachi red turnip, grown by slash-and-burn on steep slopes, is sliced, salted under a weight and drained, then pickled in vinegar and coarse sugar for one to two weeks. Stirred from the bottom once or twice a day, it turns red right through. It is mostly a vinegar pickle; the short salting before it only draws out the bitter juice.
Fully documentedVegetables9 days – 32 days
Recipe
Amounts from a sourceThe MAFF recipe for one pickling container, after the Shoku no yorozu kenkyūjo and Saihakken! Fukui no shoku; the amounts in brackets are today's lighter version.
Kawachi red turnip1 kg
Not peeled; cut lengthwise along the fibres, 5 mm thick[maff-kawachi]
acid-set with vinegar and sugar, after a short salting
Total time across the recorded steps: 9 days – 32 days
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What changes:The red turnip is cut along its fibres into slices 5 mm thick, skin on
Step 1 of 4
Cut the unpeeled turnip lengthwise into slices
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Salt
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Output: 5 mm red turnip slices.
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Microbes at work in this step
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Method
Measured measured in a studySet fixed by a specification or tested recipeReported one source reports itTypical a general value, not sourced for this fermentUnconfirmed not yet checked against a source
At a glance
The Kawachi red turnip, grown by slash-and-burn on steep slopes, is sliced, salted under a weight and drained, then pickled in vinegar and coarse sugar for one to two weeks. Stirred from the bottom once or twice a day, it turns red right through. It is mostly a vinegar pickle; the short salting before it only draws out the bitter juice. Made in 4 steps over 9 days – 32 days. The longest step, pickle in vinegar and coarse sugar, stirring from the bottom, takes 7–30 days (Ministry of Agriculture 2026). Salt is 3–4 % (Ministry of Agriculture 2026).
Its slash-and-burn growing is the only one left in Fukui. Its flesh is firm and slightly bitter, and MAFF says it is not suited to one-night pickles. This pickle gets its acid from added vinegar, not from fermentation.
The turnip has been grown in Kawachi for over 800 years. A legend says Heike refugees brought the red turnip, the Heike colour, to the village. The seed is sown in mid-August on the mountain slope. Harvest starts in late October and peaks in November, when the cold makes it sweeter.