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Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps)
Mori no Mizudayori is Coca-Cola Japan's natural mineral water brand. It is sold in regional variants, and this entry is the main Nihon Alps water: very soft, with hardness 27 mg/L. — as described by the brand
- pH6.8 ideal 6.5–8.59.5
- TDSNot published −0.1—
- Sodium11 mg/L ideal up to 20 mg/L10.0
- Calcium7.2 mg/L ideal 36.7–80 mg/L · counts half5.0
- Magnesium2.3 mg/L ideal 16.7–30 mg/L · counts half5.0
- SulfateNot published −0.1—
- ChlorideNot published −0.1—
- NitrateNot published −0.1—
- BicarbonateNot published −0.1—
Each bar is out of 10 for that property. Needs at least 5 of 9 properties, including sodium and pH or TDS. Editorial score, not a health rating. How scores work →
How it stands out
- Sodium is 11 mg/L, under the 20 mg/L level the UK/EU uses for “suitable for a low-sodium diet” on natural mineral water labels.
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- CrispNo votes
- SmoothNo votes
- MineralNo votes
- SaltyNo votes
- SweetNo votes
- BitterNo votes
- MetallicNo votes
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Source & spring
| Source | Nihon Alps (Japanese Alps) source; other variants are bottled at Daisen, Toyama and Hokkaido |
|---|---|
| Country | Japan · all waters from Japan |
| Water type | Natural mineral water · what this means |
| Still or sparkling | Still |
| Data source | Coca-Cola Japan official product page, nutrition panel per 100 mL (Nihon Alps variant; no analysis date given) Last checked 2026-10-26 |
JapanMori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps) ingredients & nutrition facts
per litre
Per 100 mL (Nihon Alps): sodium 1.1 mg, calcium 0.72 mg, magnesium 0.23 mg, potassium 0.09 mg; pH 6.8; hardness 27. Other variants on the same page: Daisen foothills Na 1.1, Ca 0.71, Mg 0.55, K 0.46, pH 7.1, hardness 40; Toyama Na 0.66, Ca 0.74, Mg 0.17, K 0.05, pH 6.9, hardness 27; Hokkaido Na 0.59, Ca 0.57, Mg 0.31, K 0.16, pH 7.8, hardness 27. Unscored, since no TDS, bicarbonate, sulfate, chloride or nitrate is published.
UK/EU label thresholds met
Applied to the published numbers for information; these indications legally apply to natural mineral water labels.
- Suitable for a low-sodium diet (sodium < 20 mg/L)
Brands update their analyses from time to time, and values can differ between bottle sizes, plants and batches. Check the label on your bottle. Spotted a change? See corrections.
Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps) FAQ
Is Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps) alkaline?
Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps) has a published pH of 6.8, which is slightly acidic (7 is neutral).
How much sodium (salt) is in Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps)?
Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps) has 11 mg/L of sodium, as published. That is under 20 mg/L, the UK/EU level for “suitable for a low-sodium diet”.
Does Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps) have electrolytes?
Its published analysis lists, per litre: calcium 7.2 mg/L, magnesium 2.3 mg/L, sodium 11 mg/L and potassium 0.9 mg/L.
Is Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps) spring, mineral or purified water?
Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps) is a still natural mineral water.
Where does Mori no Mizudayori (Nihon Alps) come from?
Nihon Alps (Japanese Alps) source; other variants are bottled at Daisen, Toyama and Hokkaido.
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