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    出汁 Japan’s iconic broths include katsuobushi (bonito flakes) and kombu (kelp) dashi....

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    Dressing and Sause

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    日本のお菓子 Japanese sweets fall into two main categories: wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets)...

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  • Japanese Tea

    Japanese Tea

    日本茶 Japanese tea was introduced from China and became popular among the...

    Japanese Tea

  • Miso

    Miso

    味噌 Miso(Soybean paste) is a traditional Japanese fermented food with a history...

    Miso

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    Soup / Cooking Mixes

    乾燥食品、レトルト食品 These are foods that have already been cooked or heat-processed and...

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    塩 About 60% of the world's salt comes from rock salt, but...

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    Soy sause

    醤油 The origin of soy sauce traces back to ancient China’s jiang,...

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    Spice

    香辛料 Spices are widely used in Japanese cuisine as well.In Japan, spices...

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    砂糖

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    酢 The French word for vinegar, vinaigre, means "sour wine," reflecting its...

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Unmai.shop

Our shop is a carefully curated online store that shares authentic, delicious, and often undiscovered Japanese food — so good, they’ll make you say “Unmai! (Wow! Delicious!)”


491-0063
6-3-1 Jogan-dori, Ichinomiya-shi, Aichi, Japan

JAPAN STORE : AM9 - PM3
TEL : 206-376-5619 (USA:AM11 - PM3)

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