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Chiba Limited Baka-Uke Clam Butter Flavor (Kuriyama Seika): The usual Baka-Uke seasoning powder with an extra boost of clam umami for an ultra Baka-Uke experience!
When it comes to Chiba souvenirs, seafood-based products are a must-check. Being a family of shrimp lovers, we usually gravitate toward anything related to lobster, but this time, it’s all about clams. Chiba Prefecture indeed has plenty ... -
Minamiboso Miyoshi Milk Castella from the Birthplace of Japanese Dairy Farming (Chiba Minamiboso): A classic castella that lets you simply and naturally taste the milk!
I recently learned that the birthplace of Japanese dairy farming is in Minamiboso, Chiba Prefecture. I noticed this because there were many products and slogans referencing this at the roadside station “Michi no Eki Miyoshimura Hina no S... -
Tai Miso Peanuts (Kameya Honten): A perfect snack souvenir combining Chiba’s famous specialties!
When it comes to souvenirs, I think checking out local specialties and unique products is the first step. Even if it’s something you’re giving to someone else, a souvenir conveys a simple message of where you visited. For Chiba Prefectur... -
Shibakko-kun Peanut Butter Sable (Fuwari Shibayama): A limited-edition treat featuring the Shibayama Town mascot, with the rich flavor of peanut butter!
This is a product I purchased at the roadside station "Fuwari Shibayama" after visiting the Shibayama Kofun and Haniwa Museum in Shibayama Town, Chiba Prefecture. Shibayama Town is famous for its ancient burial mounds and haniwa figurine... -
Kyonan Rakuichi Karinto (Sawarabi): A Souvenir from Roadside Station Hota Elementary School, Inspired by School Route Signs
Continuing with the items I bought at Roadside Station Hota Elementary School, this time I’m introducing karinto. The packaging prominently features “Hota Elementary School” and “Kyonan Rakuichi,” so it seems to be an original product fr... -
Peanut King (Yamasu): A Nut Snack that Fully Delivers the Flavor of Chiba’s King of Peanuts
When it comes to souvenirs from Chiba, peanuts are the classic choice. I’ve already introduced several peanut-related products, but one of my absolute favorites is “Mame Shibori.” It’s something I could eat every day—simple in both appea... -
Bakauke Spiny Lobster Flavor (Chiba Exclusive): Recommended for both spiny lobster lovers and Bakauke fans!
One of Chiba’s specialties is spiny lobster. If you’re wondering why Chiba features “Ise” lobster, I’ve written about it elsewhere in my blog, so feel free to check it out if you’re curious. I came across this collaboration between spiny... -
Enjoy the Taste of Chiba’s Sea at Home with Suwa Shoten’s 3-Piece Set: Peeled Squid, Peeled Mentaiko, and Tako Wasabi!
When it comes to Chiba, you can't forget the bounty of the sea. I’ve mentioned before how even though Chiba is known for spiny lobster, my other favorite is shiokara (fermented seafood). The richly flavored varieties from Aomori are exce... -
Magic Hijiki (Yamasu Co., Ltd.): A Magical Way to Make Delicious Takikomi Rice with Ease!
Chiba's Souvenir Shops Are Packed with Great Finds! Today, I’m introducing a unique product called "Magic Hijiki"—a type of seasoning mix for making takikomi gohan (flavored rice). Although the packaging might seem plain, it was stacked ...
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