Kurokurotei
くろ黒亭
Directly from Kagoshima Nanshu Farm Rules for being called Kagoshima Kurobuta ◆ Kurobuta does not mean the entire body is black. Kagoshima Kurobuta refers to pigs with white spots on their four legs, snout bridge, and tail tip, totaling six white spots, known as "Roppaku." In the Meiji era, the British Berkshire breed, which has Roppaku, was introduced and crossbred with native black pigs to create our unique Roppaku. Kagoshima Kurobuta is defined as a Berkshire breed with Roppaku, raised, fattened, and produced within Kagoshima Prefecture. ◆ Must be fed a diet containing 10% sweet potato for at least 60 days during their growth period. ◆ Must be raised for over 250 days.

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