CAMPFIRE · Food & drink

Keep additive-free Japanese ham alive — rebuilding a broken smokehouse

Conclusion: rebuilding a 50-year butcher's machinery — closed at 352% funded, 3,638 backers (funded, Jul 8 2026).

Why you'll want to back it

A 50-year-old meat processor is rebuilding an ageing smokehouse that keeps breaking down, so it can carry its domestic, additive-free ham and sausage making into the next generation. Against a ¥10M goal (of roughly ¥30M total equipment cost) it closed at ¥35.26M from 3,638 backers (352%). It was their first campaign.

What you get

Domestic, additive-free hams, sausages and related tiers. Confirm price, contents and shipping dates on the official page.

Editor's note

It was All-in. For food and perishables, the things to check are delivery timing, storage and allergen labelling. A clean case of a “save our local food” story winning empathy. Campaign ended Jul 8, 2026 (final figures).

Sources

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