Mangoes, one of the delectable summer treats, often take centre stage during the season. With a variety of mangoes available during the season, including counterfeit ones, we have always noticed Alphonso mango being one of the most savoured types. In recent years, another expensive mango that is most talked about for its smooth texture and distinct flavour is the Miyazaki Mango.
Also Read: Meet India’s ‘Mango Man’, Father Of 300 Mango Varieties Grown On A Single Tree Crowned as the world’s most expensive mango, the Miyazaki mango is the rare Japanese variety that can fetch prices as high as Rs 2.5 to 3 Lakh per kilogram. Cultivating this mango isn’t less than a challenge, and it can’t be grown outside Japan, where the climate is not really perfect for mango farming.
With its delightful texture and flavour, this costliest and rare fruit has been stealing the spotlight for a while now. This fruit is esteemed as a luxurious delicacy that is priced for their deep red skin colour, which develops as they ripen. Also known as Taiyo-no-tomago or ‘egg of the sun’ in Japanese, Miyazaki mangoes have gained momentum, weighing in at a minimum of 350g each.
Taiyō no Tamago, the most luxurious mangoThe highest quality Miyazaki mangoes are called Taiyō no Tamago, which means “Egg of the sun.” This name comes from the sunny weather in Miyazaki, which helps produce mangoes with beautiful colours that offer a perfect egg shape. For a mango to be Taiyō no Tamago, it mus.
