Traditional ingredients? Or new flavors? Creating a taste of your own! Share your ideas!
Hope and anxiety
The joy of choosing ingredients
First, try it out.
The satisfying pour of soy sauce
Imagine
I ponder the structure of flavors, putting my heart into it.
To create
Customize it to your liking
Wait.
The luxury of time to perfect the flavor.
Now, what will you choose?
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Aosa Seaweed (Kagoshima Prefecture)
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Krill (Japanese)
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Scallop adductor muscle / broken (Hokkaido origin)
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Dried Daikon Radish (Product of Japan)
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Boiled and dried sardines (from Yamaguchi Prefecture)
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