Two pieces of raw beef on a dark surface

A5 Summo Wagyu | Whole Tenderloin | Carcass #1509941375

€1.995,00
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Two pieces of raw beef on a dark surface

A5 Summo Wagyu | Whole Tenderloin | Carcass #1509941375

  • Cut Tenderloin
  • Grade A5
  • Region Tagawa City, Fukuoka
  • Farmer Kobe Chikusan Tagawa Farm
  • Carcass # 1509941375
€1.995,00
Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Description

The Story

This tenderloin begins on the wide agricultural plains of Tokachi — a region in eastern Hokkaido known across Japan for its vast farmland, its cold winters, and the scale of what it produces. It is one of the few parts of Japan where the landscape feels genuinely expansive.

This Japanese Black was born in October 2023 at Urahoro Dairy Farm in Urahoro-cho, a small farming town on the Pacific coast of Hokkaido. From there it moved through the established raising operations of Nobels Co. — one of Hokkaido's most experienced livestock businesses — spending time in both Kamishihoro-cho and Makubetsu-cho before the next chapter of its journey began.

In July 2024, the animal made the journey south — from the cold northern island of Hokkaido to Ibusuki City in Kagoshima, at the very tip of Kyushu. Ibusuki is warm, coastal, and volcanic. As a contrast to Hokkaido, it could not be more complete. Mizusako Farm in Ibusuki took over for the finishing period, raising the animal through to March 2026.

From one end of Japan to the other. Nearly 2,000 kilometres. Graded A5.


Why This Was Selected

The whole tenderloin is the most delicate cut this animal produces. Fine-grained, exceptionally tender, with a clean flavour that lets the quality of the Wagyu speak without distraction.

Offered as a whole block, it gives full control over how it is prepared and portioned — whether sliced into individual filet steaks or roasted whole. From a Hokkaido-born, Kagoshima-finished A5 animal, it is a cut with a story as distinctive as the journey behind it.


At the Table

The tenderloin asks for restraint. Its natural delicacy means it does not need high heat or bold seasoning. Simple preparation lets the quality of the Wagyu come through without interruption.


Suggested preparation:

Bring to room temperature before cooking. Season with salt only. Sear briefly over high heat, then finish at low heat to your preferred doneness. Rest before slicing. Serve simply.


For individual portions: slice the block to 40–50mm thickness. One portion per person is sufficient — the richness of A5 carries.


Traceability

Individual ID

1364289544

Born

October 18, 2023

Birthplace

Urahoro-cho, Tokachi, Hokkaido

Breeder

Urahoro Dairy Farm

Early Raising

Nobels Co. / Nobels Fattening Center, Hokkaido

Finisher

Mizusako Farm, Ibusuki City, Kagoshima

Slaughter Date

March 13, 2026

Slaughter Location

Akune Meat Distribution Center, Akune City, Kagoshima

Grade

A5 — Japanese Meat Grading Association


Product Details

Cut

Whole Tenderloin Block

Breed

Kuroge Washu (Japanese Black)

Grade

A5

Weight

Approximately 4,000g+

Origin

Japan

Packaging

Vacuum-sealed, thermo-insulated

Included

Re-usable gel pack


Shipping & Delivery

Fresh Wagyu requires careful handling. We ship three times per week to guarantee quality on arrival.


Departure days

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

UK / Switzerland / Norway

Monday and Tuesday only (customs)

Carrier

DHL Express

Delivery time

24–48 hours from Belgium

Weekend orders

Ship the following Monday

Remote areas

Allow 1–2 additional days

Shelf life (unopened)

Up to 2 weeks

Once opened

Consume within 2–3 days


Shipping is included in the price. Taxes apply for orders to the UK, Switzerland, and Norway according to local regulations.

 

Traceability
Individual ID
1509941375
Born
April 15, 2023
Birthplace
Ishigaki City, Okinawa Prefecture
Breeder
Yaeyama Ishigaki Farm
Finisher
Kobe Chikusan Tagawa Farm
Slaughter Date
September 9, 2025
Slaughter Location
Wagyu Master Meat Center, Himeji City, Hyogo
Grade
A5
Story
This tenderloin begins on Ishigaki Island — a small subtropical island at the southern tip of Japan's Okinawa Prefecture, closer to Taiwan than to Tokyo. Ishigaki is known for many things. Among those who know Wagyu, it is known for its cattle. Yaeyama Ishigaki Farm, one of the island's established Wagyu operations, raised this Japanese Black from birth in April 2023. The environment here is unlike anywhere else in Japan — warm year-round, surrounded by ocean, with a pace and character that shapes both the land and the animals raised on it. Ishigaki cattle are born into a climate that has no equivalent on the mainland. In November 2023, the animal made the journey north to Tagawa City in Fukuoka Prefecture, where Kobe Chikusan's Tagawa Farm took over for the finishing period. Nearly two years of careful raising followed — bringing the animal through to September 2025, when it was processed at Wagyu Master Meat Center in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture. From a subtropical island to the heart of mainland Japan. Three prefectures. One animal. A5.
Delivery & Shipping

Fresh Wagyu requires careful handling. We ship three times per week to guarantee quality on arrival.

Departure days Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
UK / Switzerland / Norway Monday and Tuesday only (customs)
Carrier DHL Express
Delivery time 24–48 hours from Belgium
Weekend orders Ship the following Monday
Remote areas Allow 1–2 additional days
Shelf life (unopened) Up to 2 weeks
Once opened Consume within 2–3 days

Shipping is included in the price. Taxes apply for orders to the UK, Switzerland, and Norway according to local regulations.

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