Discover the heart of Osaka’s heritage through flavors that bring its traditions to life—from savory foods to delicate sweets, each captures the region's storied past and vibrant present.

Delight in a rich cup of Fukamushi Sencha, complemented by pleasantly sweet Osaka Mochi Castella and Kinako Warabimochi.

Embrace Osaka’s time-honored traditions and indulge in authentic sweets crafted by local makers and artisans.

Indulge in the satisfying flavors of savory Japanese snacks like Pickled Ginger Crisps and Osaka Octopus Senbei.

Enjoy the flavors of unique delicacies from Osaka that celebrate the culinary history of the region and its craftsmanship.

Once referred to as “the people’s tea” for its accessibility, genmaicha combines sencha green tea with roasted rice. It yields a comforting, balanced infusion with a roasted flavor, nutty aroma and low caffeine content.
*Package includes 7 tea bags. 

Brewing Method 
1. For one tea bag, heat 150-200ml of water to 80°C (176°F).
2. Steep for 1 minute, dip the tea bag 5 times, then remove.
3. For a second steep, use 90°C (194°F) water and shorten steep time.

Comforting, balanced infusion with a roasted flavor, nutty aroma, and low caffeine content.

Wheat, Egg, Dairy, Peach, Almond, Apple, Salmon

Warabimochi is a traditional Japanese sweet made from bracken starch, known for its soft texture. Paired with kinako, roasted soybean flour, it adds a nutty flavor that complements the mochi's subtle sweetness.

This unique green tea is a deep-steamed, coarsely prepared sencha from Japan's renowned Makinohara region. Steamed longer than regular sencha, this full-bodied tea offers a rich umami flavor.

This decadent treat has two wavy cookies crafted with a rich buttery dough sandwiching an indulgent, smooth strawberry-flavored cream.

Shrimp, Crab, Walnuts, Egg, Dairy, Peanuts

This light, crisp snack, crafted with domestic wheat flour, captures the bold flavor of pickled ginger with a strong aroma and spicy kick.

These beloved senbei are crafted using simple, domestic ingredients and shaped like a koban—an oval-shaped gold coin used during the Edo period. With a light, crisp texture and gentle sweetness, they pair perfectly with tea or coffee.

Orange, Kiwi, Sesame, Peach, Apple, Gelatin

This Osaka specialty pairs fluffy castella cake with a soft, chewy layer of mochi, creating a delightful contrast of textures. A beloved local souvenir, it's a unique twist of two traditional favorites.

This cotton tenugui, crafted using traditional dyeing techniques, features a charming daruma and shichifukujin, seven lucky gods, pattern. A specialty of Sakai City, Osaka, tenugui are versatile cloths perfect for a range of uses—from hand towels to home décor.

Okoshi are an Osaka specialty made from finely crushed rice and starch syrup. This version is infused with ginger, for an aromatic spiciness that complements a subtle sweetness.

This unique sable is made with premium Senshu onions, known for their natural sweetness and rich flavor. Cultivated in Izumisano City, these onions add savory notes to this buttery, crisp treat.

This snack captures the flavors of Osaka’s popular takoyaki, a savory ball-shaped snack made of wheat flour batter with octopus, with two crisp crackers sandwiching a layer of cheese.

Savor the delightful flavors of these houten, traditional Japanese snacks made by wrapping pieces of karinto in a candy coating. Enjoy two flavors: white sugar and kokuto, or brown sugar.

Squid, Apple, Gelatin, Sesame, Shrimp, Crab

Loved in Japan for over 80 years, this savory pickled konbu, or kelp, snack is made with domestically sourced konbu and coated with a special seasoning for a perfect umami flavor.

Indulge in these Strawberry Cakes, where soft, fluffy castella dough encases a pleasantly sweet and subtly sour strawberry cream filling.

Shrimp, Crab, Wheat, Egg, Dairy, Beef, Sesame, Salmon, Chicken, Pork, Apple, Gelatin

These arare, or rice crackers, are crafted from 100% domestically cultivated rice and baked using a new heating technology that results in a perfectly crisp but fluffy texture.

At Sakuraco, we value working with and supporting local businesses and artisans across Japan. This month, our team has carefully selected some of our maker’s best snacks to share with you. Which one did you receive? Scan the QR code in your booklet for a detailed description and allergy information.

This month, dive into the heart of Osaka’s heritage with flavors that bring its traditions to life—from savory foods to delicate sweets.

From castles that were once key strongholds to sacred shrines with centuries-old traditions, Osaka’s historic landmarks offer a window into Japan’s storied past.

Osaka played a crucial role in Japan’s samurai history and the city’s past is filled with legendary battles and warriors who shaped the course of Japanese history.

Osaka Prefecture, a place that has shaped Japan’s cultural and economic landscape, is a region with a captivating history, deep traditions, and modern vibrancy.

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Recreate one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks with this detailed puzzle. This miniature model comes to life by carefully inserting pre-cut cardboard pieces—no glue or scissors required. Despite its compact size, the structure captures the grandeur of the real Osaka castle with impressive precision. 

With an estimated build time of 1 to 2 hours, it’s an enjoyable project for history buffs, puzzle lovers, or anyone who appreciates Japanese architecture. 

This set of three plates showcases cats illustrated in the style of traditional Japanese ukiyo-e, a woodblock printing art form that flourished during the Edo period (1603–1868). Inspired by artists like Utagawa Kuniyoshi—who famously depicted cats in playful, human-like scenes—each plate features a cat in delicate detail. A modern homage to classic printmaking, this trio celebrates the humor, elegance, and artistry found in Japanese visual culture.

*Customers will receive a set of 3 of the 6 designs pictured.
Microwave/Dishwasher Safe: No

Sake, traditional Japanese rice wine, has been used in ceremonies, celebrations, and daily life for centuries. In Edo Japan, it played a central role in social gatherings, beloved by samurai, aristocrats, and commoners alike. Embrace this unique part of Japan’s rich history with this beautiful luster sake set—meticulously crafted and glazed by skilled artisans.
Microwave/Dishwasher Safe: No

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Kinako Warabimochi

Fukamushi Sencha

Strawberry Cream Cookie

Pickled Ginger Crisps

Egg Koban Senbei

Osaka Mochi Castella

Shichifukujin Daruma Tenugui

Ginger Okoshi

Senshu Onion Sable

Osaka Octopus Senbei

Kokuto & Sugar Houten

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