The essentials
Some Japanese condiments are irreplaceable. Miso, wasabi, and yuzu are typical flavors. And dashi is essential.
Kome Shochu Mellowed Kozuru Excellence Mellow Kozuru Excellence is a Japanese rice shōchū crafted by Komasajozo in Kagoshima Prefecture. It is d...
View full detailsKinme Low-Cut Genmai Kinme Low-Cut Genmai is a Japanese brown rice designed to be easier to prepare than traditional genmai. Toyo Rice uses its Lo...
View full detailsKito Yuzu Gelee UC The Ueno Chu Kito Yuzu Jelly is a Japanese jelly made with Kito yuzu, grown in the Tokushima Prefecture of Japan. It allows you...
View full detailsTokusen Ippon (white) This Japanese takuan is prepared from daikon grown in the Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan, and then naturally sun-dried. The da...
View full detailsGoma Ponzu This Japanese ponzu sauce combines smooth sesame paste with juice from yuzu grown in Kyushu, for a balance between the richness of se...
View full detailsAogiri Mikan & Sansho Soda This artisanal Japanese soda is crafted in Kochi, on the island of Shikoku, using green mandarins grown in Haruno...
View full detailsYuzu Shichimi A Yuzu Shichimi spice blend, prepared with high-quality Japanese yuzu peel for an intense and refined aroma. A single pinch is...
View full detailsCeremonial grade matcha green tea powder Japanese matcha with a mild and balanced flavor, ideal both for preparing a traditional drink and for ma...
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Some Japanese condiments are irreplaceable. Miso, wasabi, and yuzu are typical flavors. And dashi is essential.
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Every dish has its own sauce. There are an impressive number of Japanese sauces, which can be combined in endless ways!
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