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Financier à la pâte de sésame noir
Desserts 30min Intermediate
Financier with Black Sesame Paste

A indulgent reinvention of the traditional financier, this pastry combines a soft, melt-in-the-mouth texture with the intense, toasted notes of black sesame. A refined and delicately perfumed dess...

Boeuf Himawari : le boeuf japonais
Editorial 30min Intermediate
Himawari Beef: Japanese beef

An exceptional Japanese beef raised according to exacting methods, the Himawari captivates with its remarkable tenderness and delicate marbling. Its flavourful meat, rich in umami, offers an elega...

Flan au sésame blanc ou noir
Desserts 20min Easy
White or Black Sesame Flan

A smooth and delicately perfumed dessert, where the gentle aromas of white sesame or the intense, toasted notes of black sesame reveal all their richness. A refined treat with a melt-in-the-mouth ...

Tout savoir sur le hyuganatsu
Editorial
Everything you need to know about hyuganatsu

A rare citrus fruit originating from Miyazaki Prefecture in Japan, the hyūganatsu captivates with its juicy flesh, gentle acidity and refined floral notes. Traditionally enjoyed with part of its w...

Sorbet de Shiso au rhum blanc
Desserts 10min Easy
Shiso Sorbet with White Rum

A refreshing sorbet that pairs the vegetal and slightly spiced notes of shiso with the sweetness of white rum. An original and elegant creation, offering a subtle balance between freshness, charac...

Carottes poêlées et sa sauce à l’ail noir d’Aomori
Starters 25min Easy
Pan-fried carrots with Aomori black garlic sauce

Delicately pan-fried carrots, elevated by a sauce made with Aomori black garlic, with its gentle, balsamic and lightly liquorice-tinged notes. A refined recipe where the sweetness of the vegetable...

Les derniers pêcheurs de Wakame de Matsue
Editorial
The last wakame fishermen of Matsue

Along the shores of Matsue, a handful of fishermen still carry on the traditional harvest of wakame. Hand-harvested and carefully processed, this iconic seaweed reveals delicate briny flavours and...

Le boeuf wagyu Tosa Akaushi de Kôchi
Editorial
The Tosa Akaushi Wagyu Beef from Kôchi

A rare Japanese breed originating from Kōchi Prefecture, the Tosa Akaushi is distinguished by its fine and balanced marbling. Its tender meat, with rich and delicate flavours, offers a refined din...

Cuisine et gastronomie japonaise : l’autre voyage en terre nippone!
Editorial
Japanese cuisine and gastronomy: the other journey to the land of the Rising Sun!

Beyond its landscapes and culture, Japan can also be discovered through a gastronomy of exceptional richness. Outstanding products, ancestral know-how and a quest for balance of flavours compose a...

Sanuki Udon : les meilleurs du Japon
Editorial
Sanuki Udon: the best in Japan

Originating from Kagawa Prefecture, Sanuki Udon are renowned for their firm, springy and particularly satisfying texture. True emblems of Japanese cuisine, these thick noodles can be enjoyed hot o...

Jumelage Reims – Nagoya : Nishikidôri présente ses produits
Editorial
Twinning Reims – Nagoya: Nishikidôri presents its products

On the occasion of the twinning between Reims and Nagoya, Nishikidôri celebrates the excellence of Japanese terroirs through a selection of exceptional products. A cultural and gastronomic encount...

Purée de yuzu de Kôchi entre tradition et exotisme
Kôchi yuzu purée: between tradition and exoticism

From the emblematic region of Kōchi, the birthplace of yuzu in Japan, this purée concentrates the full aromatic intensity of this exceptional citrus fruit. Fresh, fragrant and delicately tangy, it...

Buying guides & blog articles

Algue nori grillée nature haute qualité
guideOct 19, 2026
Best nori seaweed: the complete buying guide

Which nori seaweed should you choose for sushi and maki? Our guide: yaki nori vs seasoned, quality criteria, grades, and storage.

Algue Rausu Kombu premium de Hokkaido
guideOct 19, 2026
Best kombu: the buying guide (Rausu, Rishiri, Ma-kombu, Hidaka)

Which kombu should you choose for the perfect dashi? Our guide compares the four main types (Rausu, Rishiri, Ma-kombu, Hidaka) and Kura-gakoi cellar-aged kombu by use and quality.

Fuji panko supérieur, chapelure japonaise en flocons
guideOct 19, 2026
How to choose the best panko breadcrumbs for crispy fried dishes?

Panko or conventional breadcrumbs? How to recognise artisan panko, choose between wheat, rice, maize and buckwheat varieties, and make successful tonkatsu, tempura and gratins.

Bol à râmen brun et bleu fabriqué au Japon
guideOct 19, 2026
Which ramen bowl to choose: size, material, and shape of the ideal Japanese bowl?

Size, material, shape: the guide to choosing a ramen bowl made in Japan, from everyday bowls to full sets with a renge spoon.

Jus de yuzu japonais 100 % pur
GuideOct 19, 2026
What is the best yuzu juice?

Pure or salted, pasteurised or not, from Kôchi, organic or powdered: what to look for in a good Japanese yuzu juice.

Sphère Jubako bento 3 niveaux, vaisselle japonaise haut de gamme
GuideOct 19, 2026
How to choose Japanese tableware

Minoyaki porcelain, Bizen stoneware, lacquerware and wood: how to recognise authentic Japanese tableware and choose the right piece.

Saké à cuisiner King Jyozo Junmaï, saké de cuisine de brasserie
guideOct 19, 2026
Cooking sake or mirin: which should you choose for Japanese cooking?

Cooking sake or mirin? Umami, sweetness, shine: understand their roles, choose the right bottle, and master Japanese classics.

Graines de sésame noir torréfiées
GuideOct 19, 2026
Black or white sesame: which should you choose?

Black or white sesame: flavour differences, seeds, paste or oil, and which to choose for each Japanese dish.

Bonite séchée katsuobushi de Yaizu en morceau
GuideOct 19, 2026
Buying guide: how to choose authentic Japanese dried bonito?

Arabushi, shavings or a whole block: how to choose quality katsuobushi for dashi and Japanese cooking.

Furikake sésame et nori d'Ariake
GuideOct 17, 2026
Best furikake: a buying guide to Japanese rice seasonings

Nori komi, okaka, salmon: how to choose and use furikake.