UWA SEA
– Japan's Fish Farming Hometown
The Uwa Sea where the calm scenery of continuing rocky sheltered capes meets the flowing nutrient rich Kuroshio Current. We strive to live and work in harmony with the fertile sea in order to protect Japan's key fish farming area. This is the starting point of Dainichi.

Shikoku / Uwa Sea, Bungo Straits - Inland Sea......
It is a rich blessing that, together with enthusiastic farmers, fresh lively fish continued to be loved by consumers. Now Dainichi enlarges its center of activity from its Japanese origins to the world.
Logistic System – domestic, overseas

Associated company Dainichi line
Our "Direct from the Pen" logistic system allows Dainichi Line, our logistics company, to transport fresh fish from the farm's pen direct to large consumer areas and clients. In addition, the transportation of live fish to circulating holding tanks in Tokyo and Wakayama further enhances our distribution channels to large consumer areas as this allows us to offer only the freshest fish.


WITH OUR WOLE HEART

Fresh fish for gifts
With our attention to details and technology, Dainichi will ship yellowtail, flatfish, and red sea bream filleted or whole round directly to you anywhere in the world.

Salt Encased Red Sea Bream
"Shiogama" or literally a "salt oven" is a faithfully reproduced traditional dish of red sea bream encased in mineral-rich natural sea salt mixed with egg white. The salt traps the delicate flavors of the fish as it bakes - truly a connoisseur's delight!

Jakoten
A local dish of Southern Ehime, handed down from the Edo era. Small whole fish are minced and then quickly fried in oil. This makes a healthy food rich in both Calcium and DHA.

Miso marinated sea bream
The secret of this dish is the delicate taste of miso together with the fresh cooked sea bream. Your mouth will water upon smelling the fragrant miso and seeing the easy to eat slices of sea bream. The miso from the sea bream may also be used to make a delicious tasting miso-soup.

Chirimen
(sardine sprat)
A traditional Japanese dish of dried sardine sprat - chirimim. Many people love the pure taste and fragrance. Please enjoy the taste of superior grade chirimin straight from the comfortable environment of the sun and sea breeze of the Uwa Sea.

Kazanbai
(Naturally preserved fish)
Kazanbai is a traditional technique of using volcanic ash for drying fish. This method prevents the oxidation of the fish while at the same time removes any strong fishy odors. In so doing the flavors of the fish condense and is truly unrivaled.
In 2007, we started the trail farming of the extremely popular blue fin tuna. We plan our first harvest of tuna in 2009. We believe in the future tuna farming will continue to gain popularity. We expectantly look forward to our clients positive response to "YA TO YA" brand Tuna. As this market grows, we will continue to develop more efficient tuna feeds as well as perform hatchery and brood stock research.

blue fin tuna

blue fin tuna Farm
We plan to freeze wild pelagic fish landed at a local port for resale as well as our own internal use. In fall 2008, we built a freezer storage facility the in Southern Ehime. The annual production goal is 4,300MT. Due to the remarkable recent increase in raw material costs, being able to secure economical high quality raw materials is an important issue. The sales goal for this plant is to provide frozen seafood for overseas export markets.

DAINICHI Freezer Storage Facility

Frozen Fish

Inside Freezer Storage Facility
AQUACULTURE FEED
Moist Pellets, Dry Pellets, and others
AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS
HDPE Pipe Sea Cages, Galvanized Steel Wire Netting, UV Cut Sheet, Polyethylene Netting, Floats et al.
SALE OF LIVE FISH, FRESH FISH (Chilled/Frozen)
Red Sea Bream, Yellowtail, Amberjack, Flatfish, Sea Bass, Striped Jack and others
SEAFOOD PROCESSING
Kainan Seafood Center
AQUACULTURE CONSULTING
Research and Development, Technical Advice
DAINICHI Corporation
Business Headquarters
1385 Yorimatsu-ko, Uwajima-shi,
Ehime 798-0084 JAPAN
TEL.(+81) 0895-27-3200
FAX.(+81) 0895-27-3202
Kainan Seafood Center
325-15 Hiyamizu, Kainan,
Wakayama 642-0035 JAPAN
TEL.(+81) 073-483-3217
FAX.(+81) 073-483-3254
North American Branch
(in Atlanta)
9105 Deer Trail, Alpharetta,
GA 30004, U.S.A
TEL.(+1) 770-853-5301
FAX.(+1) 770-475-2477
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Red Sea Bream (Madai)

Yellowtail (Hamachi)

Bastard Halibut (Hirame)

Amberjack (Kanpachi)

Sea Bass (Suzuki)

Striped Jack (Shima Aji)

Japanese Pufferfish (Fugu)

Longtooth Grouper (Kue)

Bluefin Tuna (Kuro Maguro)

Atlantic Salmon (Sake)
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