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<p>Your <a href="https://www.nishikidori.com/en/">Japanese grocery store</a> offers you all the taste of Japan, soy sauce and wasabi, dashi broth or sushi rice, but also Japanese oils, sea salts and spices, we have selected for you the best products of Japanese gastronomy with the guarantee of quality, traceability and food safety.</p>

<p>Your <a href="https://www.nishikidori.com/en/">Japanese grocery store</a> Nishikidôri offers organic products from Japanese artisans certified by european organizations. The importation and sale in France of these products are also certified by FR-BIO-01 standard.</p>

<p>Your <a href="https://www.nishikidori.com/en/">Japanese grocery store</a> Nishikidôri has selected exceptional sakes as well as alcohols to drink with your dishes. You will find some shôchû, umeshu, wine, gin, vodka, whisky and cider, all of Japanese origin. A 100% natural pleasure for cocktails or to drink straight.<br /><br />EXCESSIVE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IS DANGEROUS FOR YOUR HEALTH. DRINK WITH MODERATION. CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DURING PREGNANCY, EVEN IN SMALL QUANTITY, CAN HAVE SEVERE CONSEQUENCES FOR THE CHILD’S HEALTH. THE SALE OF ALCOHOL IS FORBIDDEN TO MINORS UNDER AGE 18</p>

<p>Your Japanese grocery store Nishikidôri offers you its selection of ramen bowls, sashimi plates, sushi dishes, rice bowls, teapots, bento boxes, sake glasses and decanters directly from Japan, all the Japanese culture, elegance and tradition on your table</p>

<p>Your <a href="https://www.nishikidori.com/en/">Japanese grocery store</a> Nishikidôri offers you the Konro range of barbecues which are very popular in Japan. You can grill a long fish on them without cutting or moving it...</p> <p>BARBECUES CAN BE PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS AND MUST BE USED WITH CAUTION. THEY SHOULD NOT BE LEFT WITHIN THE REACH OF CHILDREN OR PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT ABLE TO USE THEM OR APPRECIATE THEIR DANGER.</p>

<p>Your <a href="https://www.nishikidori.com/en/">Japanese grocery store</a> Nishikidôri proposes you the yuzu which is a citrus fruit of the Citrus Junos family. The wild Yuzu or Mishoyuzu : it is on the island of Kôchi that the only wild Yuzu trees of Japan remain. They can measure from 5 to 8 meters high, the harvest of the fruits is not very easy, they produce their first fruits after 20 years. The fruits are very hardy in appearance, non-uniform in color, and stained with woody marks. Our yuzu come from Kitagawamura, a small mountainous town, which is undoubtedly, according to the Japanese, the best in Japan. The mountains of Kitagawamura, in May, when the yuzu trees are in bloom, give off a fragrance that perfumes the air for dozens of kilometers around.</p>

<p>Your <a href="https://www.nishikidori.com/en/">Japanese grocery store</a> Nishikidôri undertakes to make you benefit from exceptional prices on products which the best before date (Date of Minimum Durability) approaches so as not to throw them away. A short date in no way affects the quality or taste of the products we propose. Nishikidôri is committed in no more waste! Take advantage!</p>

<p>For several years we have been looking for products of an unsuspected quality with the same philosophy: search for products directly on the production site, refusal of any chemical treatment on the plant as well as on the product and a fortiori any irradiation (hypocritically called ionisation), making sure that the people working in these plantations work in optimal conditions, demanding numerous sortings to keep only the exceptional grains or berries, refusing any long storage and routing the products without intermediaries, i.e. with a maximum traceability We are proud to be grocers and wish to give back to this profession its letters of nobility. Le Comptoir des Poivres is a grocer and we are proud of it. A team of passionate epicureans who have been tracking down peppers and spices of impeccable quality for years, in search of new and surprising sensations by travelling to India, Iran, Madagascar, Nepal and Mexico. Le Comptoir des Poivres now offers you an exceptional choice of black, white, red, long or tailed peppers, as well as spices such as coriander, cocoa, cinnamon or the superb Targh Neguine Saffron. Comptoir des Poivres presents its range of dried whole chillies from Mexico, its compositions of mixed salts, wild black Sansho from Bhutan, Curry from Madagascar, an exceptional and exclusive blend of Arcoiris peppers, Rose petals from Ispahan as well as an incredible bunch of organic green peppercorns from the Bolaven Plateau in Laos and many other novelties to be discovered all year round. The peppers and spices are packaged in attractive metal tins, protected from the light without any treatment, to preserve all their flavours. For the most demanding taste lovers. <br /><br /><a href="https://www.lecomptoirdespoivres.com/en/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Le Comptoir des Poivres </a></p>

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<p>Enjoy the best Japanese flavors with the new Nishikidôri Gift boxes to treat yourself or to please others. <br />A limited edition collection! Umami guaranteed!<br />Le Comptoir des Poivres Gift Boxes.<br /><span style="color:#e0b8d9;"><strong>No gift wrap for boxes.</strong></span></p>

<p>Kokeshi dolls are part of Japanese folk art. These traditional Japanese wooden dolls and figurines, created during the Edo period (1600 - 1868) and originating from the Tohoku region, were originally made for children. According to popular beliefs, they were also believed to transmit messages that they hid in their trunk. People who visited Onsen (hot springs) in Tohoku used to buy them as souvenirs. These little dolls were also a source of income for the local people during the winter months when farming was not very convenient.</p>