This ginger stir-fry sauce is packed with plenty of chunky grated ginger, combined with onion, apple, and garlic for a mild yet rich flavor. Simply cook your ingredients in a pan and coat them with the sauce for 30 seconds at the end to finish the dish. No marinating is required, and the dish stays juicy even after cooling, making it a convenient option for busy weeknight dinners or preparing bento lunches.
A carefully crafted sweet red bean paste (Tsubuan) made with contract-grown adzuki beans from Tokachi, Hokkaido, refined white granulated sugar with a mild sweetness, and salt from the Sea of Okhotsk.
This is a rice cake made from 100% domestically grown glutinous rice. It has slits for even cooking and can be easily broken by hand, making it convenient to use.
The citrus aroma from dried tangerine peel and Japanese pepper adds a refreshing accent to dishes, making it a great match for delicate dashi-based cuisine.
In addition to roasted chili peppers, a blend of Korean chili peppers is used to enhance the richness and deep red color.
This is a traditional hand-stretched somen noodle from the long-established *Ibonoito* brand. Using traditional methods, it undergoes a process of aging and stretching through 11 steps until it reaches its final form. It accounts for approximately 80% of total production and is the most beloved product in the lineup.
A rich and authentic beef stew with ripe tomatoes and red wine.
Carefully crafted in small batches using an open-flame kettle, this stew is made with plenty of ripe tomatoes and finished with red wine for a smooth and deep flavor. The roux's taste, color, and aroma are meticulously refined for an exceptional dining experience.
A sesame chili oil with an addictive aroma and spiciness, made using six different spices.
This sesame chili oil is made by simmering six types of aromatic spices in first-press sesame oil, creating a rich umami flavor with a spicy kick. Just a sprinkle on your usual dishes adds an appetizing aroma, umami, and a lingering spiciness for an enhanced dining experience.
Made from whole soybeans, is characterized by its mellow flavor. Using only soybeans, wheat, and salt as ingredients, traditional techniques are employed to slowly bring out the unique richness of whole soybeans. Despite its soft and mild taste, it adds a deep richness to cooked dishes such as simmered foods, with a smooth, lingering aftertaste.
A powdered dashi stock base with a focus on the rich aroma of bonito flakes. It dissolves quickly and blends seamlessly with ingredients, adding depth and flavor to your dishes in no time.
This sukiyaki sauce created through the "aged brewing" method, slowly simmers the soy sauce-based tare, resulting in a mellow, rich, and full-bodied flavor. It blends hon-mirin and three types of sugar to achieve a refined sweetness with deep richness, perfect for sukiyaki.
Maroni-chan, made with high-quality potato starch from Hokkaido using a meticulous production process.
It resists falling apart when cooked, absorbs flavors beautifully, and can be enjoyed in a variety of dishes.
The noodles are made slightly thicker than somen to provide a firmer texture and crafted with flour specifically for hiyamugi, giving them a soft mouthfeel. Red and blue-colored noodles add visual appeal, allowing enjoyment throughout the year in the comfort of your home.
Characterized by its deep, glossy color and rich thickness, this soy sauce has a balanced sweetness and the authentic depth of honjozo (naturally brewed) soy sauce, enhancing the flavor of sashimi.
No need for cold water, eggs, or special techniques—this mix creates beautifully bloomed tempura. It works well with just 2 cm (about 0.8 inches) of oil, enhancing the ingredients' flavors and delivering a light, crispy texture. The tempura stays crunchy and delicious, even when cooled.
