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Follow along as we meet a select group of creators from across the globe. Discover how they embrace working with new materials and techniques to redefine traditional crafts.
Rodrigo Ortigosa is the founder of Nami, the world’s first Mexican sake. In this episode, we hear how they use only the finest Japanese rice when making their product. By combining it with other locally sourced ingredients, it adds a fresh twist to a long-established tradition.
At Nami, they leave the rice resting for 3 days. Ortigosa is very strict about how it’s cared for: “Everyone who enters this room has to be with a good energy, at peace, and can only say good words”. He believes that bad energy could affect the taste of their sake.
“We follow the Japanese traditional craft with Mexican heart.”
Rodrigo Ortigosa, Founder of Nami Sake, Mexico City
We’ve always been passionate about Japanese craft. There is artistry in every detail of the QX55, from the Black Maple trim to the Monaco Red, semi-aniline seats.
We’ve always been passionate about Japanese craft. There is artistry in every detail of the QX55, from the Black Maple trim to the Monaco Red, semi-aniline seats.
We’ve always been passionate about Japanese craft. There is artistry in every detail of the QX55, from the Black Maple trim to the Monaco Red, semi-aniline seats.
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