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Six unique souvenirs to buy in Japan

Six unique souvenirs to buy in Japan

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Matcha Seed Facial Oil Holiday Set 2025

Matcha powder is recognized around the world as a nutritional powerhouse. But did you know that matcha seeds also have health benefits? beauty brand match tea Its Matcha Seed Facial Oil takes advantage of this, a natural and sustainably produced skin care product that visibly reduces the appearance of fine lines caused by dryness. The ultra-rare oil – it takes two seeds to squeeze just one drop – is made from seeds harvested from abandoned farmland in Shizuoka Prefecture, one of Japan’s major tea-producing regions, and each 20ml bottle contains the equivalent of 400 seeds. Certified as truly organic and natural cosmetics by the Natural Living & Beauty Association, the unique First Press Oil provides comprehensive anti-aging care that improves moisture, firmness and radiance. As part of the vacation package, come with a bonus mini bottle, perfect for travel or gym bags.

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Sakurasaku – Hohoemi

Celebrate your love for each other and your shared love of Japan A beautiful set of cherry blossom style rings. Both wedding rings in this set are carefully handcrafted by artisans at the Tokyo studio of trusted bridal jewelry manufacturer Abe Jewelry. The rings are engraved with colorful petals that, when stacked, reveal a cherry blossom pattern – an iconic symbol of Japan.

With gentle curves and timeless appeal, these rings are imbued with meaning and embody the promise of a shared journey for two people to grow together. Both rings combine the brilliance of platinum with the warmth of gold – the thicker ring in matte champagne gold and the thinner ring in polished rose gold. Incorporating local imagery and expert craftsmanship, these rings exude a uniquely Japanese refined beauty. Discover Hohoemi, the perfect expression of your unique relationship with Sakurasaku, and watch it blossom.

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Photo by Masahiro Honda

Give

Tradition and modernity, art and health are integrated Givemodern Japan Dorayaki. Dorayaki, a pancake-like sandwich usually filled with red bean paste, is a popular delicacy among young and old alike. Led by Emon, Fukura.Fukura, led by a certified nutritionist, has respectfully evolved this dessert into a hand-rolled, modern Japanese dessert that embodies the artistry of Japanese cuisine in a bite-sized snack.

However, it’s not just the look of the snack that’s changed: the ingredients have also been updated. The high calorie content of this food is kept under control and a piece of mochi is added to maintain a delicious texture. The result is a redesigned dorayaki with refined lightness and elegant flavor that’s suitable for today’s lifestyles.

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Habuya Junmai Ginjo Tomi no Kaori

In sake brewing, precision ultimately determines the final quality—a fact that Bunju Shuzo Co., Ltd.the maker of Habuya Junmai Ginjo Tomi no Kaori. When working with Tomino aromatic rice, a hybrid rice with a soft umami flavor and delicate sweetness, every step from cultivation to fermentation requires meticulous manual supervision and unwavering dedication. The work is hands-on and zero-compromise.

The result of this total devotion is a sake with depth that enlivens the senses, penetrates the soul, and ends with an elegant, light finish. Of course, this level of excellence comes with recognition: the Gold Medal at the International Wine Challenge 2024, the Jury Prize at the Kula Masters Competition in 2024 and 2025, among others. Ultimately, every drop of Habuya Junmai Ginjo Tomi no Fragrance is proof that indomitable human passion is as essential to great sake as it is to great rice.

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Cashmere-backed terry wool sweatshirt

mixed fiberBBA Association Co., Ltd.’s casual clothing brand sets out to create the ultimate sweatshirt — a piece that people reach for every day of winter. The result is the brand’s Urbain, Urbicus and Urbano pieces, made from Mongolian cashmere-backed wool that stand out for their exceptional comfort. In addition to its soft, gently warm interior, the fabric has a clean exterior sheen that adds a sophisticated sheen to casual clothing.

A fabric like this doesn’t appear out of thin air; it’s carefully designed. FilMelange leverages its longstanding expertise in recycled wool, a fabric known for its comfortable texture and durability, and its experience with animal hair to create a lightweight, fluffy fabric perfect for the coldest months of the year. Whether you choose a sweatshirt, hoodie, or pants, you’ll be snuggling up all winter long in a cozy embrace that you won’t want to take off until spring.

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Yasuke nuts!

Nutritious and protein-rich, cashews make a satisfying and delicious snack. and Yasuke nuts!Nut specialty store Going Nuts! Taking this healthy treat to the extreme, the world’s largest cashews are dipped in barrel-aged soy sauce and then roasted. The result is a taste experience where the natural sweetness of organically grown cashews blends perfectly with the umami and aromatic smokiness of Omi soy sauce.

But these nuts are more than just a snack, they’re a tribute to history and a noble plan for the future. The brand is named after Yasuke, a samurai under Oda Nobunaga who, incredibly, came from what is now Mozambique. Mozambique was the world’s leading producer of cashew nuts until civil war devastated the industry. Going crazy! Aiming to boost revitalization, plans are underway to promote domestic processing to support cashew growers in Mozambique. Delicious, nutritious and socially conscious: these cashews are worth going crazy for.

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