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Music and Food

Some people think that animals and plants grow better if you let them listen to soothing music for some time every day.

Mozart seems to be a favorite among the classical music showers.

Music is also played to food that needs a period of ripening, like fruit, soy sauce, miso paste, mushrooms and even the dough for a good bread.

A good sake might spend some time with classical music, as they to in Fukushima, at Ohara Shuzo.


. Chicken, Hinaidori and other local brands  


. Cows, beef and music ... Wagyu 和牛  
Matsuzaka Beef


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Mozart Bananas モーツアルトバナナ
from Toyoka Chuo Seika, Hyogo prefecture
兵庫県の豊岡中央青果

The unripe bananas from the Philippines are ripened in a store room with Mozart music playing for them.

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Harada Star Drop Tomatoes
原田 星のしずく
トマト
source : ~ha-ra-da


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Mozart's growing influence on food

The music of Mozart happens to be rich in such frequencies (1/f noise, pink noise) above 8,000 Hz - which is why sound and music therapy both tend to use it.
source : The Japan Times, Nov. 25, 2010


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