Rinse the fresh ginger, then thinly slice with a slicer. Place the ginger in a bowl, mix in the salt, and let sit for about an hour (mixing once in between).

* Step 2

Squeeze out the excess water, then lay the ginger on top of paper towels placed over newspaper, then allow to dry (for 12 hours).

* Step 3

Place the ginger slices in a jar, then add plum vinegar until the ginger is completely immersed.

* Step 4

Store the jar in the refrigerator. Be sure to sterilize the jar before using it.

* Step 5

* Step 6

Last year, I made pickled ginger from the plum vinegar leftover from making umeboshi. The umeboshi I made were the very salty and sour type.

* Step 7

Since I had not yet started posting recipes when it was umeboshi-making season last year, I plan to post my recipe for it this year.

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