(nihai-zu (vinegar and soy sauce mixed in roughly equal proportions), sanbai-zu (vinegar, soy sauce and mirin (or sugar) mixed in roughly equal proportions), ponzu (a seasoning made from citrus juice), ponzu-shoyu (soy source containing citrus juice), tosa-zu (vinegar flavored with bonito shavings, konbu kelp, sugar and soy sauce), kimi-zu (vinegar mixed with yolk, dashi, mirin, etc), shoga-zu (vinegar with ginger), Yoshino-zu (ginger with kuzu-starch mixed for giving thickening nature), goma-zu (vinegar mixed with grinded sesame, soy sauce, etc), mizore-zu (vinegar with grated radish), yuzuka-zu (vinegar with yuzu citrus juice: literally, yuzu-flavored vinegar), kinome-zu (vinegar with minced leaves of Japanese pepper trees), nanban-zu (Japanese sweetened vinegar with some red pepper flakes), wasabi-zu (vinegar with wasabi juice), karashi-zu (vinegar with mustard)
（二杯酢、三杯酢、ポン酢、ポン酢醤油、土佐酢、黄身酢、生姜酢、吉野酢、胡麻酢、みぞれ酢、柚香酢、木の芽酢、南蛮酢、わさび酢、からし酢）