This authentic Japanese-style dashi is made with carefully selected domestic flavor ingredients to bring out the goodness of the ingredients.
Bonito flakes
Uses bonito caught in Yaizu. It uses bonito flakes made by repeatedly molding three times to increase the aroma and umami of bonito. The bonito flakes are made from "rough flakes" that give them flavor and "powder" that gives them umami.
Withered mackerel knots
It is an essential stock ingredient for adding depth to dishes, and it adds depth and undertone to the taste. Uses mackerel flakes from Yaizu with the head and internal organs removed.
Urume sardines
Uses sardine that does not remove internal organs. The unique taste with a unique bitterness gives the dashi depth and deep richness.
Log shiitake
Shiitake mushrooms contain a lot of guanylic acid, an umami ingredient. We are particular about the cultivation of flavorful logs, and carefully select and use fragrant ones from all over the country.
kelp
Rishiri kelp is the most suitable for dashi among the many kelp. Carefully selected natural products with many umami ingredients that grow slowly over two years.
Grilled chin (used for chin with chin)
Since it is processed immediately after being caught, the fresh and flavorful jaw is characterized by its high-quality taste
Iriko (used for Iriko)
It mainly uses the finest Setouchi iriko, which is "oil-free" that can only be caught during the autumn tide (14 days). It is characterized by a strong umami flavor that is not inferior to aromas such as miso.
Domestic vegetables (used for vegetable stock)
Onions, pumpkins, carrots, shiitake mushrooms, garlic, ginger, scallions, and celery are procured from all over the country according to the harvest season and dried powder.
What to do with dashi packs
By making each ingredient into a dashi pack, you can easily make a clear and beautiful dashi just by straining the scum and boiling it easily.