Shiranui

Shiranui is characterized by its medium to large size and distinctive appearance, featuring thick, uneven, and bumpy skin. Despite its rugged exterior, Shiranui is known for its ease of peeling, thanks to a prominent nock at the top.

Once peeled, the Shiranui reveals its juicy, tender, and crisp segments, which are filled with a sweet and tangy flavor that is both rich and aromatic. It is typically seedless or contains very few seeds, making it a convenient and enjoyable fruit to consume.

Cultivated in regions with suitable climates, the Shiranui requires specific horticultural practices to ensure it reaches its optimal growth and fruit quality.