As the current research shows, fermented foods can boost your immune system.

Have you ever tried Japanese 'natto'?

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Under this global crisis, Mariott Hotel Osaka is doing something cute to make everyone smile♡

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Spring has come!
Cherry blossoms in Kyoto have started to bloom.
They will be in full bloom within a week or two. :)

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Hello. There!

We lauched very delicious Japanese-style Low-carb Curry late last year, and we are getting wonderful reviews from Amazon US customers!

What makes us happy the most is, of course, real voices from our customers!

We think the curry is good. We know that. But when our customers tell us it's good, their comments just turn to something far more special to us!

Your comments are our motivation. Thank you very much! ;)

 

You can get our `Low-carb Curry here!

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We’d like to introduce a new product from our company!

“Low Carb Japanese-style Hon-karebushi Chicken Curry 180g Pre-cooked Pouch”

This curry sauce contains only 3.8g of carbohydrates and 95kcal.
It’s really recommended to those who are on a low-carb diet or conscious about calories.

Low-carb foods have an effect of preventing a rapid increase in blood glucose level after eating,
and it may contribute to the extension of healthy life expectancy.

The tasty and delicious sauce will make you feel satisfied as if it were normal curry.

Hope you try and taste it!


Our company’s goals are
1) Extending your healthy life expectancy.
2) Reducing the food loss.
3) Promoting the environmental conservation.

We keep trying hard to develop new products as ever so that we can promote your physical and mental health.

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Japan’s Food Export Fair will be held from November 27th through November 29th in Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture. (It’s about 30 minutes away from Tokyo by train.)
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We will not be there as an exhibitor, but as a visitor, so how about talking about your business collaboration with us before or after your visit to this fair?

If we could meet there, we will be able to talk about business face to face.
So, if you are interested in this meeting, please let us know!

Give us a message through 'Contact' on this Japanvillage site.

We look forward to meeting you at the exhibition.
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These are lists of Japanese famous Ramen.

We export these ramens to more than forty countries in the world.

Japan's exciting summer is just around the corner!!

夏はもうすぐそこ！！

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Konjac is a very healthy food made from Konjac roots.
It has lots of dietary fiber, and has zero calories! It's a great food for those who are on a diet!

Can you imagine this strawberry-flavored dessert is made of konjac?
Here's the recipe.


Ingredients (4 servings)
400g yogurt
50g dried shirataki konjac noodles
10 - 12 strawberries
a few mint leaves
some condence milk
2 tsp of white wine

1. Place a colander in a bowl, and line the colander with kitchen paper. Dump yogurt into the colander. Place it in the refrigerator for about 6 hours or overnight.
2. Reconstitute the konjac noodles in hot water. Drain, and cut the noodles into bite size.
3. Wash the strawberries, remove the hulls, and chop them up. And toss in the mixer.
4. Put 1, 2, and 3 in a bowl. Add condense milk, and mix them all together.
5. Serve it in a cup, and garnish it with fresh mint leaves.

◇いちごヨーグルト
材料（4人分）
ヨーグルト　400g
ぷるんぷあん　2個（25g×2）
いちご　1パック
ミント　少量
練乳　大さじ1
キルシュ　大さじ2　＊なければ白ワインでも

作り方
１　ボウルの上にザルをセットして、キッチンペーパーをしく。そこにヨーグルトを入れて、一晩水切りする（6時間くらい）。
２　ぷるんぷあんは熱湯（分量外）でもどし、ザルにあけ、食べやすい大きさに切っておく。キルシュをふりかけておく。
３　イチゴは洗って、へたをとり、細かく切って、ミキサーにかける。
４　ボウルに１、２、３を入れ、練乳を加えて、よく混ぜ合わせる。
５　器に盛りつけ、ミントの葉を飾る。

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