Present in English Shovel Spoon Made in World-Renowned Tsubame City
日本語版I discovered a shovel-shaped spoon. And it's made in Niigata Prefecture's Tsubame City, Japan's proud “city of manuf...
Present in English
Present in English 
Foods in English While you are in Japan, why not enjoy “Shonan Cheese Pie”
日本語版Delicious sweets quickly become popular nationwide. So, you can buy anywhere in Japan. Good and bad. However, Shonan...
Foods in English While you are in Japan, why not enjoy the thinnest Japanese confectionery “Matsukaze”, thickness only 1.2mm!
日本語版Founded in 1897, “Matsukaze” is a traditional confectionery in Kikuchi City, Kumamoto Prefecture. Shokanji Maruho is...
Foods in English Tasty flavored sea urchin snack – Miraku Gourmet Potato Sticks, Sea Urchin Flavor –
日本語版My friend from Germany bought a lot of Miraku Gourmet Potato Sticks, sea urchin flavor, as a souvenir. She said the ...
Foods in English While you are in Japan, why not taste – Oni sable (cookies, biscuits)- you can’t help but say yum!
My friend gave me ‘Oni Sable’ sweets from Toraya in Fujioka City, Gunma Prefecture. They are very yummy and tasty, so le...
Present in English How about a great tea caddy as a Farewell present?
One of the most appreciated gifts I have ever given to a friend from abroad was a tea canister!。I bought this tea caddy ...
Present in English Japanese rice as a gift
日本語版I received this gift. What do you think is inside? The sticker on the box says KOMEKUUTO.When I opened the box,Rice ...
kanagawa Handkerchiefs that everyone will love, Yokohama Motomachi Chikazawa Lace
日本語版In Japan, handkerchiefs are absolutely necessary when going out. People from other countries are often not accustome...
Present in English Rediscover the charm of Japan! The very practical and multi-functional ballpoint pen “JETSTREAM ４＆１”
Sweets, accessories, and other typically Japanese items are nice, but there is one souvenir for overseas visitors. This was unexpectedly well received and really showed how amazing Japan is.
Foods in English Sour Japanese sweets, dried plums! Perfect for traveling
One of the must-have Japanese sweets is dried plums! ! Overseas Visitors who like sour foods should definitely try this! Dried plums are also available in China and Taiwan, so I would like people to try them and compare them with those from their own countries.