"I want you to try it first"—we have made a trial set of popular soups. Enjoy two types of drinking broth with four flavors that you can enjoy as if you were a hot drink. + You can try all five flavors in one set: three products with a seaweed-rich soup with a Japanese broth aroma. As a first-time limited sample set, be sure to take your time to taste and compare the differences. ▼ Set contents Dashi Soup [Japanese Style] 2 Types The gentle aroma of the broth brings a sense of relief to your heart. This Japanese-style soup is characterized by its light and smooth taste that you won't get tired of drinking every day. It's caffeine-free and without any ingredients, making it perfect for a break at the office or relaxing while working from home. "Japanese-style Dashi" | A flavorful and rich bowl featuring bonito, kelp, and dried fish broth "Vegetable Broth" | A gentle and mild flavor with vegetable broth from Chinese cabbage, carrot, onion, and other ingredients ▼ Dashi Soup [Western Style] 2 Types Just like the Japanese style, it's light and easy to drink, yet packed with rich umami in a Western-style style. It's caffeine-free and has no toppings, making it an easy alternative to coffee. "Onion" | A rich flavor with the sweetness of onions combined with beef and garlic "Beef Consommé" | A mellow bowl slowly simmered with onions to enhance the flavor of beef ▼ Japanese-style broth with fragrant seaweed soup Bring the blessings of the Ariake Sea directly into the soup. A Japanese-style soup made with plenty of 'bara-dried seaweed' from the Ariake Sea, spreading the aroma and umami of the sea. "Bara-dried seaweed" is made by drying fresh nori as is, offering a rich flavor and unique texture that is distinct from sheet nori seaweed. Combined with bonito broth, it creates a gentle yet deep flavor. [Recommended for] For those looking for a refreshing drink for the office or workplace For those concerned about caffeine or those who are conscious of caffeine-free diets For those who want a warm drink for a short break while working from home For those who want to try Japanese-style, Western-style, or seaweed soup to see which one they prefer.