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#### The Brewing Society of Japan
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I noted in a <u>previous post</u> that studies on koji are lacking in English academia, which makes it difficult to find any detailed knowledge.
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A quick footnote: a lot of the information in this post comes from the [Brewing Society of Japan](https://www.jozo.or.jp/en/about/), which was established in 1906. Their articles are availble on [J-Stage](https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/browse/jbrewsocjapan/-char/en). There are also a other useful journals like the [Journal of Japanese Society of Food Science and Engineering](https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/browse/nskkk/-char/ja).
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Thankfully, we have the Brewing Society of Japan, which was established in 1906:
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For the Brewing Society of Japan, they also have a [Bookstore](https://www.jozo.or.jp/booksales/), and the books help distill all the information from the Journal. Notable titles are Koji Studies「麹学」and Molecular Koji-kin Studies 「分子麹菌学」
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https://www.jozo.or.jp/en/about/
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They have been publishing a journal, non-stop, since 1906. They issue one volume per year, each with 12 issues, totalling about 800 pages of each. Every article over 3 years old is available, for free, on their J-STAGE:
Topics cover *everything* about brewing: sake, mirin, beer, shochu, whiskey, brandy, vodka, soy sauce, vinegar, yeast, koji, lactobacillus, genetics, crops, soybeans, consumer preferences, health effects... but all in Japanese with very few translated articles.
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The best articles are distilled into a series of textbooks, which are sold here:
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https://www.jozo.or.jp/booksales/
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I bought a copy of "Koji studies" 「麹学」which, thankfully - and at the very least - helps summarize and distil out the mountain of papers put out by the Brewing Society.
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I'm trying to translate as much as I can, but if you're interested, message me on twitter @Keeifa
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I'm trying to translate as much these as I can, but if you're interested, message me on twitter @Keeifa
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#### Additional reading
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Rice polishing ratio, explained:
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http://www.nada-ken.com/main/en/index_s/84.html
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Rice polishing ratio, explained by [Nada-ken](http://www.nada-ken.com/main/en/index_s/84.html)
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#### References
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Murakami Hideya. Koji Studies - 6th edition. Chapter 5 - Koji Enzymes. The Brewing Society of Japan: Tokyo, 1986.
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Naoto Okazaki et al. Effects of koji-making conditions on growth and enzyme production. Journal of The Brewing Society of Japan, 1979, Vol. 74, No. 10, p. 683-686, Published on 2011/11/04, Online ISSN 2186-4004, Print ISSN 0369-416X, https://doi.org/10.6013/jbrewsocjapan1915.74.683
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Naoto Okazaki et al. Effects of koji-making conditions on growth and enzyme production. Journal of The Brewing Society of Japan, 74:10 (1979), 683-686, https://doi.org/10.6013/jbrewsocjapan1915.74.683
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