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<p>In Japan, a unique variety of grape has garnered attention for its distinctive heart shape and delightful taste. Known as &#8220;My Heart Grapes&#8221; (マイハートぶどう) in its native country, these grapes are not just visually captivating but offer a nuanced flavor profile as well. While they have a mild sourness, the aftertaste is sweet and reminiscent of apricots and plums.</p>
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<p>These heart-shaped grapes are a result of crossbreeding between the Western Pareto grape and peony grapes, a combination that delivers a rich and complex flavor. The original variety contained seeds, but thanks to Japanese advancements in agricultural technology, a seedless version was created, which enhances both convenience and appeal.</p>
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<p>&#8220;My Heart Grapes&#8221; are primarily cultivated in the town of Misakacho, located in Yamanashi Prefecture, a region renowned for its grape production. Much like peony grapes, these heart-shaped varieties are grown in tight, dense clusters, which require careful attention during cultivation. Growing this grape variety is labor-intensive, requiring meticulous care over time, with only a short harvest window available each year. Even post-harvest storage is intricate to ensure the grapes retain their freshness and crisp texture.</p>
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<p>The seedless nature and crunchy texture of &#8220;My Heart Grapes&#8221; make them ideal for eating whole, with the skin included. Additionally, they are often used as decorative elements in high-end desserts. When sliced in half, the heart shape becomes even more visible, making them a stunning choice for food presentations. These grapes are not only a testament to Japan&#8217;s agricultural innovation but also a luxurious treat that delights both the eyes and the taste buds.</p>
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