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In the favorite carbonated drink contest launched by the Japanese website Goo Ranking, Mitsuya Cider Mitsuya Soda was named No. 1. Originating in the Meiji period, Mitsuya soda is one of the earliest carbonated soda drinks in Japan. At that time, the Japanese government conducted a nationwide water survey and found that the Hirano mineral springs were rich in carbonated gas, and then built a water intake factory, which was officially sold in 1884 under the name "Miya Hirano Water", which was the predecessor of Miya Soda. Today, Miya Soda is owned by the Asahi Group, one of Japan's leading beer and soft drink manufacturers, and has access to its vast distribution network.
 
Mitsuya soda is Japan's national drink with a light taste and fine bubbles, and many people are sharing new ways to drink it on Twitter, but Chinese consumers have more of an impression of it as a soda commercial shot by popular celebrities such as Yui Aragaki and Sho Sakurai. Mitsuya doesn't have many products, but it's characterized by its freshness and palatability, the original carbonated soda is a classic choice, and the apple or melon flavor is undoubtedly a great choice for consumers craving something new.
 
In the summer of 2018, Mitsuya Soda launched a "Smoothie Soda" that uses a freezing program to make the temperature of the soda drop to minus five degrees Celsius after opening, condensing the smoothie, with an obvious sense of comfort and refreshment, but it is only sold in limited quantities on 150 vending machines in Japan, and the publicity is more than the sale.
 
Mitsuya soda is mainly packaged in plastic bottles, and it is also available in the form of sealed aluminum cans, but because it has not officially entered the Chinese market, there are few purchase channels, and the price difference is large. In the Chinese market, a single bottle of 300ml is priced at 11 yuan, and if you want to limit the taste, you can only turn to purchasing agents.