Seaweed

Complete your okonomiyaki and takoyaki dishes with these flavorful aonori flakes! A popular seasoning in Japan, these flavorful seaweed flakes are ...

Mainly used to make sushi rolls or temaki (hand-roll) sushi, this premium brand of roasted nori seaweed is made of only the finest grade nori grown...

Composed of sushi rice, your choice of toppings, and nori seaweed, temaki (hand roll) sushi is a staple home party dish in Japan, and it’s now a po...

Kombu is one of the main ingredients used to make high-quality dashi stock. This dried kelp has a distinctive mellow taste and is packed with healt...

With a fluffy texture and rich umami, this paper-thin kombu is crafted by shaving the surface of kombu kelp by hand. The name, Oboro Kombu, comes f...

Tsukudani is a traditional Japanese condiment made with fish, meat, seaweed, or vegetables simmered in several kinds of Japanese seasonings—typical...

Somewhat similar to agar, which is a thickening agent commonly used for many types of foods, sauces, and desserts, Kanten is made of edible seaweed...

Although originally meant to be enjoyed as a drink, Kombu Seasoning (Kobucha) is coveted by many chefs for a different use. Relatively unknown to U...

Made with kombu kelp and pickled ume plum, this powder is originally meant to be enjoyed as a drink. However, it is also used as a cooking seasonin...

Made from seawater and seaweed, both sourced from the Seto Inland Sea, Hakata Salt’s Moshio exhibits a mildly salty flavor with a gentle bitterness...