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Japanese Seaweeds
From ancient Buddhist temple cuisine to modern sustainable food movements, Japan’s seaweeds have nourished both people and planet for centuries.
Each variety carries its own story — of texture, taste, nutrition, and ecological harmony.
Hijiki

• Flavor & Texture:
Earthy and slightly sweet, with a firm, meaty bite when rehydrated.
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Culinary Use:
Traditionally simmered with vegetables and soy sauce. Perfect in salads, rice dishes, or as a plant-based substitute for seafood textures in fusion food recipes. -
Health Benefits:
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High in iron, calcium, and dietary fiber
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Supports bone health and energy levels
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Excellent mineral source for vegan diets
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Perfect For:
Adding hearty ocean umami to both vegan and pescatarian dishes.
Aosa

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• Flavor & Texture:
Bright, vegetal, and oceanic with a soft, tender mouthfeel. -
Culinary Use:
Used in soups, pancakes (okonomiyaki), and tempura batter. Try it in green bread doughs, dips, or smoothie blends for fusion flair. -
Health Benefits:
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Rich in chlorophyll and vitamin K
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Supports detoxification and skin health
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Balances body pH naturally
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Perfect For:
Light, refreshing recipes full of green energy.
Aonori Flakes

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• Flavor & Texture:
Fine, fluffy flakes bursting with umami and aroma. -
Culinary Use:
Sprinkle on ramen, fries, tofu, or grilled fish. Excellent as a finishing touch for fusion food like miso-butter pasta or seaweed pesto. -
Health Benefits:
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High in B vitamins and iron
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Boosts cognitive focus and metabolism
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Antioxidant-rich for cellular health
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Perfect For:
Adding natural umami to any meal — simple yet gourmet.
Tosakanori

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• Culinary Use:
A favorite for salads and garnishes. Ideal in vegan or pescatarian fusion salads with citrus dressings or sesame oil. -
Health Benefits:
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High in iodine and collagen-promoting compounds
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Enhances skin elasticity and hydration
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Naturally low-calorie and fiber-rich
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Perfect For:
Artful plating and elegant cold dishes.
Funori

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• Flavor & Texture:
Soft, slippery, and mildly sweet with a gentle ocean aroma. -
Culinary Use:
Traditionally used in salads and soups, or as a natural thickener for sauces and desserts. Works beautifully in fusion food and regenerative recipes. -
Health Benefits:
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Rich in fucoidan, known for immune and skin benefits
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Aids digestion and gut repair
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Promotes hydration and detoxification
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Perfect For:
Smooth, soothing textures in vegan soups or healthy desserts.
Kombu

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• Flavor & Texture:
Thick and leathery when dried, tender and deeply savory when cooked — the pure essence of umami. -
Culinary Use:
The foundation of dashi broth. Perfect for soups, risotto, stews, or slow-cooked vegetables. A must-have for vegan and pescatarian kitchens. -
Health Benefits:
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Rich in iodine and glutamic acid
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Balances thyroid function
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Enhances digestion and flavor naturally
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Perfect For:
Building bold, nourishing flavor bases in any cuisine.
