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Category Archives: Japanese

Idées Cadeaux Japon | Pour les Amoureux de la Culture Japonaise

Posted on November 16, 2021 by Karin Shibata Posted in Book | Livre, Christmas, Japanese, Sake .
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Idées Cadeaux Japon pour les Amoureux de la Culture Japonaise. Gifts Ideas for Japan Lovers. 日本がお好きな方へのおすすめプレゼント。   En attendant de pouvoir re-voyager au Japon, voici une sélection d’Idées cadeaux Japon,

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Tags: food books | livres gourmands, gift ideas | idées cadeaux, Japan in Paris, sake .

Restaurant Huguette Bistrot de la Mer | Osez l’Inattendu chez “Restaurant Paired”

Posted on November 1, 2019 by Karin Shibata Posted in Sake, Sea Food .
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Le Pop-Up “Restaurant Paired” chez Huguette, Bistrot de la Mer | 31 Octobre – 2 Novembre 2019  La JFOODO (Le Japan Food Product Overseas Promotion Center) offre une expérience pour découvrir des accords sakés

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Kura Master 2018 | Japanese Sake Contest Results | Sake & Food pairing

Posted on June 13, 2018 by Karin Shibata Posted in Event, Japanese .
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La seconde édition du concours de sakés japonais KURA MASTER a eu lieu le 28 mai 2018 à  l’Aquarium de Paris.  Retour sur la dégustation, accords mets/sakés, découvertes et les résultats de sakés

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Mukaiyama Seisakusho – Nama caramel

Posted on November 5, 2013 by Karin Shibata Posted in Japanese, Product, Sweet .

  Mukaiyama Seisakusho’s delicious japanese “nama” caramels. Nama means fresh/raw in japanese.  Les délicieux “nama” caramels japonais de Mukaiyama Seisakusho. Nama en japonais signifie frais/cru.   “向山製作所”の美味しすぎる生キャラメル。 The nama caramels are made

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Kirmon Bottle Cooler

Posted on October 15, 2013 by Karin Shibata Posted in Japanese, Product .

What a surprise to discover this new select shop of rare and exclusive Japanese products.  Quelle surprise de découvrir ce nouveau select shop de produits japonais pointus et exclusifs.  MADE

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Top 10: Funky Junky Snacks – Japan Summer 2013

Posted on August 21, 2013 by Karin Shibata Posted in Insolite, Japanese, Junk, Snacks .

Here is a small selection of crazy summer japanese snacks. Voici une petite sélection estivale des folies japonaises à snacker. Click on the image for details. Pour plus d’infos, clicker

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Dragon Ball Z Snacks

Posted on August 21, 2013 by Karin Shibata Posted in Blog, Japanese, Junk, Snacks .

Dragon Ball Z Battle of Gods Snacks   For the release of the movie Dragon Ball Battle of Gods, MiniStop convinience store offers a dozen of characters products snacks since

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Watermelon Ice Cream Bar

Posted on August 21, 2013 by Karin Shibata Posted in Blog, Ice Cream | Glace, Japanese, Junk .

Choco kakechatta Suika Bar – チョコかけちゃったスイカバー My summer watermelon obsession !!! This ice cream bar is classic in Japan. The novelty is the association with chocolate: the seeds and the

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Tags: crème glacée, ice cream, japan, japon, pastèque, watemelon, watermelon .

Moko Moko Mokolet

Posted on August 21, 2013 by Karin Shibata Posted in Blog, Japanese, Junk, Soda .

A crazy idea to make a soda to drink in a mini toilet which you can customize with stickers. Appetizing huh… ?!? It’s only flavored powder and water making a

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Funny Japanese sōmen

Posted on August 21, 2013 by Karin Shibata Posted in Blog, Insolite, Japanese .

Cho hiya hiya hokyuku nagashi sōmen – 超ヒエヒエ北極流しそうめん   The traditionnal « nagashi sōmen » is a very thin noodle put to cool down in a bamboo flume with running water. The

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