Sapporo Agricultural College cookies have a light, crisp, and crumbly texture. They’re rich with buttery aroma but not overly sweet, simple yet memorable. Made with Hokkaido ingredients, they’re full of creamy dairy flavor and are a beloved souvenir—great for gifting or enjoying yourself.
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Alinamin EX Plus
Alinamin EX Plus is great for sleep-deprived, modern go-getters who face eye fatigue, stiff shoulders, and lower back pain. Alinamin is a trusted brand in play for 65 years.
Alinamin EX Plus is a popular Japanese dietary supplement containing active vitamins B1, B6, and B12, as well as vitamin E. It helps supplement daily nutritional needs and is especially suitable for people who spend long hours on computers, have busy schedules, stay up late, or often feel tired. The small tablets are easy to swallow and convenient to take as directed.
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Ryukakusan Direct
Ryukakusan is a throat medicine that has been used for over 200 years in Japan to treat coughs, phlegm, and throat pain. The Ryukakusan brand is now releasing a new granule-type medication “Ryukakusan Direct Stick” and a lozenge-type medication “Ryukakusan Direct Lozenge.” The stick-type version comes in peach and mint flavors.
Ryukakusan Direct is a popular Japanese throat-care product made with herbal ingredients. The granules dissolve instantly in your mouth and can be taken without water, making them convenient on the go. They provide a cool, soothing sensation and help relieve throat dryness, itchiness, and discomfort from talking or using your voice too much. The flavor is mild and not irritating.
The individual packets are easy to carry, making them handy for work, travel, or changing seasons. They're a popular souvenir from Japan and a useful everyday throat-care essential. -
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AFURI Ebisu
Located just a 3-minute walk from Ebisu Station, this stylish ramen shop specializes in tanrei-kei (light and refined) ramen, crafted with pure natural spring water from Mount Afuri in Kanagawa and a carefully simmered blend of chicken and seafood. AFURI has expanded from Tokyo to Kanagawa, Hokkaido, and even overseas in the U.S. and Hong Kong. The Ebisu branch is open until 5 a.m. and operates as a completely cashless restaurant.
AFURI is famous for its signature yuzu shio ramen. Unlike the usual rich tonkotsu ramen, the broth is simmered with chicken bones, seafood, and vegetables, then finished with fresh yuzu peel. It has a delicate citrus aroma and tastes light, subtly sweet, and never greasy.
The noodles are springy and soak up the broth nicely, adding a hint of yuzu fragrance to every bite. The seared chashu is tender, while the sous vide chicken is juicy and flavorful. Toppings like bamboo shoots and a soft-boiled egg give the bowl even more depth.
The interior is simple and comfortable, and the food comes out quickly. Whether you're trying it for the first time or you're a ramen fan, you'll appreciate how refined and different it is from traditional ramen. If you enjoy light yet distinctive Japanese ramen, AFURI is definitely worth a try. It's also a popular must-visit ramen shop for many travelers to Japan. -
