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KOMBU (Laminaria japonica) is a dark algae that grows in the ocean depths. It is sliced and is a great addition to cooked or steamed vegetables and can also be fried in deep oil. It is added in the cooking of legumes to make them easier to digest.
Magnesium chloride is recommended during strenuous and stressful periods for faster recovery of the body as it: contributes to normal muscle function to reduce fatigue and exhaustion.
Nori algae is an indispensable part of sushi, making it the most popular algae in the world.
Fermented umeboshi plums are of Japanese origin, with a tradition of over thousands of years.
Miso with barley is a fermented soybean and barley paste with the addition of sea salt and the "who" culture used in Japanese cuisine.
Cold pressed oil from dehulled rapeseed grown organically.
Dates have little fat and protein, but are rich in carbohydrates, mainly fructose and glucose.
Top stock cube from organic farming that will enrich your numerous dishes. It can be used as the foundation for vegetable soups, sauces or stews.
Top stock cube with herbs from organic farming that will enrich your numerous dishes. It can be used as the foundation for vegetable soups, sauces or stews.
Very tasty candies made with the addition of peppermint extract.
Umeboshi is a type of fruit that ripens in June and is native to Asia.
Nori alga (Porphya yezoensis) is an indispensable part of sushi, which is why it is the most popular alga in the world.
Kuzu is a plant from the legume family that grows wild in the mountains and fields of Japan. It is used for thickening stews, sauces, toppings as well as for preparing hot drinks.
Miso with rice is a fermented pasta made from soy and brown rice with the addition of sea salt and the "koji" culture used in Japanese cuisine.
Soy miso is a fermented soybean paste with the addition of sea salt and the "koji" culture used in Japanese cuisine.
Rice vinegar is made from brown rice in the traditional way by a months-long pickling process.
Rice vinegar is made from brown rice in the traditional way by a months-long pickling process.
Yeast is commonly used for leavening, so that it may increase the volume, developed structure and create a distinct taste and smell.