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Authentic handmade soy sauce from a small brewery who has over 135 years history. Traditional artisanal flavor from the Town of Soy Sauce where has over 400 years history. From the simplest, fine non-GMO ingredients without any artificial additives. Naturally & slowly DOUBLE-BREWED for total about 3 years. Because our brewery is adamant for traditional handmade & natural brewing methods, the amount is limited, but we would like to take them over to the next generation.
Blending freeze-drying red miso with dried bonito powder and black sesame, our original healthy miso furikake seasoning has pleasant umami & aroma. Just sprinkle on salad, pasta, seafood, whatever as a secret seasoning. No additives, Non-GMO.
This Product is made by blending Japanese natural four types of citrus juice and naturally brewed soy sauce. The sourness of natural juice makes the food even more delicious. It can be used not only for hot pot dishes but also for salads and grilled fish. The manufacturing site of Tatsuno City, Hyogo Prefecture, is blessed with a mild climate peculiar to the Seto Inland Sea and is a town with lots of greenery and rich nature. In addition, the Ibo River that flows through the center of the city is the "soft water" that is most suitable for making soy sauce. The most suitable climate for making soy sauce, and "water", we are making soy sauce with a traditional manufacturing method that makes the most of its nature and "water", thanks to these benefits. Our history of soy sauce making and its technology have been handed down by many craftsmen. In the past, many craftsmen have been trying to protect traditional soy sauce in the past. At present, we are working hard to make soy sauce every day, incorporating the new technologies and knowledge, but also what we must not change and what we must protect. And we want to value the relationship of trust with our customers that have been nurtured in that history and above all else. Soy sauce cannot be made with human power alone. In order to make "soy sauce" from soy and wheat as raw materials, various microorganisms need to help. One of them, "Soy Sauce Yeast", has been living in the warehouse for many years to create the taste and aroma of soy sauce. This "soy sauce yeast" supports the unchanging taste of our soy sauce. It is one of the irreplaceable wealth given in tradition.
Nori Tsukudani – Traditional Japanese Seaweed Paste
Nori Tsukudani is a traditional Japanese condiment made by slowly simmering seaweed with soy sauce, mirin, and other natural seasonings. The result is a smooth, flavorful paste rich in natural umami—perfect as a rice topping or seasoning for a variety of dishes.
What Makes It Special
- Rich Umami: Nori (seaweed) is the only natural food that contains all three major umami elements: glutamic acid, inosinic acid, and guanylic acid.
- Premium Ingredients: Made with high-quality sea lettuce (Hitoegusa) harvested in Mie Prefecture, Japan.
- Carefully Cooked: The seaweed is simmered slowly without being finely chopped, preserving its natural flavor and texture.
- Easy-to-Use: Comes in a handy tube that allows one-handed use—no spoon required!
- Vegan & Preservative-Free: Made with natural ingredients only.
How to Use
This seaweed paste is incredibly versatile. Here are just a few ways to enjoy it:
- As a topping for steamed rice
- Mixed into pasta, udon, or risotto
- With tofu, natto, or cheese
- As a dressing for salads or sandwiches
- Combined with mayonnaise or olive oil for a dipping sauce
- Blended with wasabi for a spicy umami boost
Deep umami, mild sweetness, and a soft, smooth texture that melts in your mouth.
Storage
Keep refrigerated after opening. Store away from direct sunlight and high humidity.
⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to lead, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
"Kombu Craftsman Furikake" is a Japanese seasoning made from Hokkaido kombu, pickled shiso leaves, and white sesame seeds. Crafted by kombu artisans, it offers a unique umami with balanced salt and low calories. Rich in vitamins and minerals, especially calcium, it's a versatile topping for rice, salads, pasta, and more. This furikake, representing Japan's food culture, received a 89% approval in a 2023 survey, making it a national favorite. WARNING? This product can expose you to lead which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www P65Warnings ca gov.
Tono Hinoki is one of the three major Japanese cypresses. This Japanese Hinoki Cutting Board is made from this high-grade wood, Tono Hinoki in Gifu Prefecture. It is light, thin and durable. It is an ideal long-lasting cutting board which has a sense of stability.
Tono Hinoki is one of the three major Japanese cypresses. This Japanese Hinoki Cutting Board is made from this high-grade wood, Tono Hinoki in Gifu Prefecture. It is light, thin and durable. It is an ideal long-lasting cutting board which has a sense of stability.
Making miso is very simple. As the ingredients are rice, soybean, and salt only, the difference in taste is obvious. It is said that 80% of the taste depends on the quality of rice malt. Rice koji is made by the traditional "ita malted rice" method over 40 hours. Making good koji is very important for making miso. We do not make koji by machine, we take time to make it carefully. The miso warehouse protected by miso craftsmen is a small warehouse without mass production equipment, but craftsmen continue to stick to natural brewing that can be done by hand.
Peel Yuzu, and chop the zest into fine pieces. Add fresh green pepper & salt to the zest and grind. Very simple recipe with very simple ingredients. Therefore, the ingredients decide almost everything. One commitment to the recipe is the extent of grinding. By grinding modestly on purpose in order to leave the texture of grains, you can enjoy full flavor of the fine ingredients. Not only as Japanese style condiments, but also for Italian, French, Chinese and other cuisines. You will discover your own creative recipes for the simple, but deep seasoning. ?Put in the refrigerator after opening.
Generally speaking, when it comes to making this kind of pure juice product, mainly there are three methods to squeeze a fruit. One is melting the peel with chemicals, and then squeeze the rest. The other is squeezing the whole part with its outer peel & inner peel by hand or machine. Another is squeezing only with the inner peel after removing the outer peel by hand. To say nothing of the first method, the second & third methods have also the disadvantage. By squeezing with peel, an astringent and oily substances coming from peel are also mixed up in the juice. This product is exceptional. By using originally invented machine, only the part of pulp is squeezed. This method enables only the pure & distinctive flavor of the pulp to be extracted. Compare, taste the difference. ?1. Put in the refrigerator after opening ?2. Because this is 100% pure fruit juice and is not added any chemicals, it is easy to solidify around the top surface. That is no problem for the quality at all, and shake softly to use.
Yokan is a traditional sweet that represents Japanese sweets. It is a rich jelly-like snack made by heating and kneading red bean paste, sugar and agar. Itts springy texture and strong sweetness have made it a popular traditional snack among those who love sweets.
Sharp, Spicy, and Umami This furikake seasoning is a mixture of easy-to-eat granulated wasabi powder, sesame seeds flavored with soy sauce, and nori seaweed etc. The sharp flavor of wasabi and the umami of savory sesame seeds make dishes even more delicious! ?Sesame seeds flavored with soy sauce? We use soy sauce flavored sesame seeds that have been carefully roasted, soaked in soy sauce seasoning for 2~3days, and then dried. Richer taste compared to other wasabi furikake. ?Sesame Craftsman's Furikake??Furikake seasoning full of umami, handcrafted with an original blend by a craftsman who is an expert on sesame seeds. Ochazuke is a healthy Japanese dish made by pouring Hot tea over rice. It is representative dish of Japanese food culture that has been eaten for over 300 years, and this furikake is also perfect for ochazuke. Sprinkle over rice, pour hot green tea and enjoy ochazuke! ?Go great with various dishes? Not only for topping rice and ochazuke. It is also recommended as a topping for various dishes such as sushi, carpaccio, pasta, soba, toast and tofu. WARNING? This product can expose you to lead which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www P65Warnings ca gov.
