My siblings brought me back this seasoning from Japan and ive been sprinkling it on just about everything. Scared of running out and can't find it by name alone online. Any help would be much appreciated!

Sino may alam na merong unli sashimi bukod sa vikings?????

This place didn't serve beef; it was a restaurant specializing in pork.

I bought that in a Japanese Supermarket

tried my hand at becoming a food youtuber but it turns out i don't enjoy video editing nearly as much as eating. i have months of footage that will likely never be seen but i would still like to share my knowledge of food in japan!

Had some mirin, soy sauce, brown sugar, msg, beef strips, rice and eggs.

Eat the top part of the body as sashimi then have the rest made into squid. They tried to sell me a mini kaisendon along with this, but I'm glad I passed as I was already full enough without it.

Restaurant Genyou玄洋

1-16 Kitajonai, Karatsu, Saga 847-0015

We discovered traditional sweet potatoes shōchū from Kagoshima during a wine tasting, have you tried interesting shōchū before ?

I always order Gyoza at Izakaya. It's cripsy outside and juicy inside such a good pair with Nama Biru.

Hello good people of Reddit! I'm currently in Japan (Yokohama at the moment, Osaka next) on an extended trip and I'm constantly on the lookout for Renokonten lotus root tempura chips (preferably the seaweed flavored ones in the attached photos) A friend of mine and I had then the first time on a previous trip and fell in love with them. Problem is, they don't remember where they picked them up and I can't seem to find them. I've tried a million Lawsons, 7/11's, Donkis and local supermarkets (plus several Google searches) but I keep coming up empty handed. Has anyone seen them around or know som places I could check? Thanks In advance! 😊