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2009 Calendar -- Seasonal Sushi

Tue, 26 Aug 2008 22:20:46 -0400

2009 Calendar -- Seasonal Sushi

A wonderful new poster-sized calendar featuring a great selection of photographs of excellently prepared sushi, arranged to match the seasons. A delicious calendar that's highly recommended for any sushi fan (including all of us). Makes a great gift, or keep it for yourself! 37 x 26 cm (14 x 10 inches), 8 sheets. Printed with soy ink on 100% recycled paper. (More like this) (Direct link to this product) Get 15% off 4 or more calendars! Just add 4 or more calendars to your shopping cart...

Japanese Mini "Temaki" Sushi Maker Set

Tue, 05 Feb 2008 23:15:59 -0500

Japanese Mini "Temaki" Sushi Maker Set

This bamboo temaki set is great for making maki sushi (rolls), and comes with a bamboo shamoji (used for rice). A nice natural sushi making tool that will level-up your kitchen for sushi production, and it looks really cool too. You can place the nori (seaweed) sheets on the roller and spread on the sushi rice (with special sushi vinegar) into the nori, add your favorite sushi ingredients, and roll up! An easy way to get started in sushi making, one the most enjoyable ways to make lunch! (More...

Sushikko -- sushi maker (multi type)

Tue, 05 Feb 2008 23:15:32 -0500

Sushikko -- sushi maker (multi type)

Want to try your hand at making sushi? Here's a nifty sushi mold that makes the perfect size and shape of rice for sushi. To use, just press white rice for sushi (you'll have to prepare it with a little vinegar and cool it), and snap the top on to press the rice into the proper shape. Then put cut fish on top and serve. Makes 5 sushi rice pieces at once. Instructions feature pictures so it's easy for those who don't read Japanese to figure out, too. (More like this) (Direct link to this...

Sushi Magnets

Tue, 11 Sep 2007 23:45:23 -0400

Sushi Magnets

With a bold statement that says 'Super Strong Magnets' on the back of this package, we naturally had to go and pick it up and offer it to our J-list customer. A proudly recommended set of sushi magnets, you'll get a pack of 6 finely crafted refrigerator magnets that's great to post your important documents on and show off to your friends. From shrimp, to squid sushi, you'll enjoy this great icon of Japan, that is 'freshly sealed' for the journey to your home. Perfect for all Japanophiles. Kako...

Sushi Mug Cup

Mon, 02 Jun 2008 02:19:18 -0400

Sushi Mug Cup

One of the most delicious delicacies that anyone should try while in Japan is sushi. Trying to find out what kind of sushi is available, how they look/taste like, and most of all, what it is made of is both a challenge and an adventure. Now you can give yourself a head start into the world of sushi with this wonderful mug made available to you by J-list. This mug measures 3.5 inches tall, is made of high quality ceramic, and is printed with all the kinds of delicious sushi you can imagine and...

New Plastic Easy Mini TEMAKI SUSHI Set

Sun, 10 Aug 2008 22:55:16 -0400

New Plastic Easy Mini TEMAKI SUSHI Set

For those of you who love sushi, here's a perfect item for you. This is a handy Temaki zushi maker (made out of plastic) is here to help assist in creating your own hand made sushi! Includes easy to follow step by step pictures to show how to use, fold and make your own sushi creations. All you need is some handy ingredients (nori or seaweed wrapper , cucumbers, carrots, rice, and sashimi) and wrap them all nice and snug using this specially designed utensil. Includes a small rice scooper for...

SUSHI Key Chain ~ MAGURO / TUNA

Sun, 20 Jul 2008 22:22:50 -0400

SUSHI Key Chain ~ MAGURO / TUNA

Walk into a kaiten zushi restaurant (a sushi restaurant where the food is served on conveyor belts) and you'll be treated to a flurry of delicious bite sized sushi rolls that you can eat to your hearts content. This extra special item from Japan features a sushi keychain mascot that's shaped into the tasty maguro (tuna) sushi that looks like it's good enough to eat! Constructed of PVC material, the keychain looks as if it was freshly cut and served with you in mind. Measures 3.5 cm (1.3 inches...

SUSHI Key Chain ~ IKURA

Thu, 17 Jul 2008 22:58:37 -0400

SUSHI Key Chain ~ IKURA

Walk into a kaiten zushi restaurant (a sushi restaurant where the food is served on conveyor belts) and you'll be treated to a flurry of delicious bite sized sushi rolls that you can eat to your hearts content. This extra special item from Japan features a sushi keychain mascot that's shaped into the tasty ikura (fish egg) sushi that looks like it's good enough to eat! Constructed of PVC material, the keychain looks as if it was freshly cut and served with you in mind. Measures 3.5 cm (1.3...

SUSHI Key Chain ~ EBI / Shrimp

Sun, 13 Jul 2008 23:07:32 -0400

SUSHI Key Chain ~ EBI / Shrimp

Walk into a kaiten zushi restaurant (a sushi restaurant where the food is served on conveyor belts) and you'll be treated to a flurry of delicious bite sized sushi rolls that you can eat to your hearts content. This extra special item from Japan features a sushi keychain mascot that's shaped into the very delicious ebi (shrimp) sushi that looks like it's good enough to eat! Constructed of PVC material, the keychain looks as if it was freshly cut and served with you in mind. Measures 3.5 cm (1.3...

Sushi Mug

Thu, 14 Feb 2008 01:18:11 -0500

Sushi Mug

One of the most delicious delicacies that anyone should try while in Japan is sushi. Trying to find out what kind of sushi is available, how they look/taste like, and most of all, what it is made of is both a challenge and an adventure. Now you can give yourself a head start into the world of sushi with this wonderful mug made available to you by J-list. This mug measures 3.5 inches tall, is made of high quality ceramic, and is printed with all the kinds of delicious sushi you can imagine...

Sushi no ko

Mon, 09 Jun 2008 01:18:34 -0400

Sushi no ko

Ever wonder how the Japanese make their sushi taste so delicious, it's this secret ingredient right here! This is a special seasoning that you sprinkle over your rice to add just that slightly sour kick that makes your rice go from bland to extraordinary with ease. Simply cook a pot of rice as usual, then sprinkle this seasoning over the rice while you mix it, then use the rice as part of your delicious sushi creations. One table spoon per cup of rice is sufficient enough. The whole packet when...

BARAN -- Bento/Sushi Decorative Partition Grass

Thu, 07 Aug 2008 22:54:07 -0400

BARAN -- Bento/Sushi Decorative Partition Grass

Jungle up your bento with some bento grass, good for keeping your dry snacks dry and your saucy bits out of your plain bits, and great for whipping up your own original bento art creations. Now you can go wild with this thick pack of lush greenery for your lunchtime and sushi partitioning needs. This "happy! lunch" pack comes with 200 bento grass sheets (called "baran" in Japan). (More like this) (Direct link to this product)

Hello Kitty Sushi "Yunomi"

Mon, 18 Aug 2008 00:04:15 -0400

Hello Kitty Sushi "Yunomi"

J-list stocks a number of great traditional items, one of which are the sushi cups and sushi mugs that give the names of the various delicacies so you know how to order them when you pay your next visit to the sushi bar. This version however features a Sanrio twist with Hello Kitty on it. The various sushi is written in full kanji, Romaji pronunciation and English translation so you'll get to using it right away. The yunomi (teacup) is made of a beautiful ceramic earthen wear and measures 9 cm...

Sushi Kanji Yunomi ~ Green Tea Cup

Tue, 19 Jun 2007 00:07:05 -0400

Sushi Kanji Yunomi ~ Green Tea Cup

Tea is one of the most important aspects of Japanese culture and what better way to savor its flavor than with an authentic tea cup from Japan. This wonderful item is a standard sized ceramic cup that measures at approximately 4 inches tall with a 2.5 diameter. Beautifully decorated with elegant kanji of the various types of seafood available at a sushi shop, with furigana to help you read the kanji (difficult for most Japanese as well!). The characters are not just painted on but engraved into...

Japan Mouse Pad ~ SUSHI

Fri, 11 Jul 2008 08:07:21 -0400

Japan Mouse Pad ~ SUSHI

One of the first things that comes into anyone's head when the word "Japan" is sushi -- the world-famous Japanese cuisine that starts with vinaigrette rice with a topping that can be anything from fish eggs, raw, cooked or marinated fish, eggs, squid, and so much more. This sushi mousepad is just what you need to show off your love for this wonderful delicacy. Providing you with a full menu from maguro (tuna) to ikura (fish eggs) all written in full kanji and romaji pronunciation. Measures...

Colorful BARAN -- Bento/Sushi Decorative Partition Grass

Wed, 20 Feb 2008 06:16:14 -0500

Colorful BARAN -- Bento/Sushi Decorative Partition Grass

For your bento creations, here's some colorful 'baran' or bento grass from in the 'happy! lunch' design line. Pink, yellow, and green is all you need to add some funky fun to your bento art. One pack includes 120 sheets. (More like this) (Direct link to this product)

Sushi Sake Bottle & Two Cups

Wed, 12 Mar 2008 05:40:33 -0400

Sushi Sake Bottle & Two Cups

One of the pleasures of Japan is drinking sake -- a traditional Japanese alcohol brewed from rice which has a soothing slightly sweet flavor, and is now enjoyed all over the world from its origin in Japan. Also enjoyed hot or cold, premium sake is recommended to be drunk at room temperature. This is a three piece sake drinking set, containing a tokkuri or ceramic flask for holding the sake and two ochoko or ceramic sake drinking ups. This set features a large sized tokkuri, 13 cm (5") tall, and...

Panda Paws 2-tier Bento Box Japanese Traditional Sushi

Mon, 03 Dec 2007 02:20:45 -0500

Panda Paws 2-tier Bento Box Japanese Traditional Sushi

This extra special bento box is a one of a kind Japanese style lunch box featuring the a cute panda to keep you company. A removable two separator version (which easily separates your rice from the rest of the meal), it comes with a cover that perfectly lays on top of the box and stays secure via an elastic band to keep your food from falling out. Super cute and fun, this box is for light eaters, or snacks, as it measures 11x11x8 cm (4x4x3 inch). Microwave safe with the lid removed! (More like...

Colorful Fish Shape Soy Sauce Bottle (20 Pieces)

Tue, 04 Dec 2007 01:26:54 -0500

Colorful Fish Shape Soy Sauce Bottle (20 Pieces)

For anyone who loves sushi, they know that it's almost a sin to eat your sushi without shoyu sauce (soy sauce). Now you can pack that necessary ingredient for your sushi based lunches where ever you with with these great plastic fish shaped bottles. Each one is about 2 inches in length, is easily squeezable, and comes with a cap to secure the liquid from leaking. To fill squeeze the mini container put into your liquid and let go to allow the liquid to be sucked up into the bottle, the secure it...

Colorful Sauce Bottles -- Hexagonal Bottles

Tue, 05 Feb 2008 23:15:32 -0500

Colorful Sauce Bottles -- Hexagonal Bottles

For anyone who loves sushi, they know that it's almost a sin to eat your sushi without shoyu (soy sauce). Now you can pack that necessary ingredient for your sushi based lunches where ever you with with these great plastic hexagon shaped bottles. Each one is about 1.75 inches in length, is easily squeezable, and comes with a cap to secure the liquid from leaking. To fill squeeze the mini container put into your liquid and let go to allow the liquid to be sucked up into the bottle, the secure it...

Japanese Home Cooking: Quick, Easy, Delicious Recipes to Make at Home

Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:01:04 -0400

Japanese Home Cooking: Quick, Easy, Delicious Recipes to Make at Home

This large-format volume is the first in a new series from the publisher of the "World Cookbook" series, whose attractive paperback cookbooks feature an array of international cuisines. Here, Fukushima offers recipes for traditional, generally uncomplicated dishes, most of them shown in full-page, color close-ups; there are also color photographs of ingredients and techniques for making sushi, preparing tempura, etc. Hiroko Shimbo's authoritative The Japanese Kitchen is the new standard on this...

Japanese Homestyle Dishes

Wed, 16 May 2007 12:15:35 -0400

Japanese Homestyle Dishes

Dishes like sushi or Teriyaki may look difficult to make, but Japanese Homestyle Dishes shows you how the Japanese prepare their food at home - with minimum effort, for maximum flavor. Try a Steamed Egg Custard, Salmon Teriyaki, Sesame Chicken Loaf, or Japanese Sponge Cake - or delicious noodle dishes like Cold Soba Noodles or Tofu and Udon Noodles in Clear Soup. Or, if you're entertaining, choose from sushi and sashimi recipes, or party favorites such as Sukiyaki, Shabu-Shabu, Tempura, and...

Hello Kitty Pink & Red New Decorative Flag Picks for Bento 10pcs

Thu, 14 Aug 2008 22:56:25 -0400

Hello Kitty Pink & Red New Decorative Flag Picks for Bento 10pcs

Here's a great way to add a little fun to your cooking, miniature pick flags that you can stick on your food. Weather it be Hamburgers, Spaghetti, or even sushi, stick these on for a great presentation when you need it most. Each flag measures about 3x4 cm (1x1.5") and is made out of plastic sticks so you can reuse them again whenever you wish. Features the adorable Hello Kitty. Comes to you in a pack of ten to last throughout the years. (More like this) (Direct link to this product)

R2-D2 Soy Sauce Bottle

Thu, 20 Dec 2007 22:56:28 -0500

R2-D2 Soy Sauce Bottle

J-List is proud to have this out of this world kitchen accessory of R2-D2 as part of the Star Wars 30th anniversary celebration. Measuring at 11 cm (4 inches) tall, this fun R2-D2 bottle can be filled to the brim with soy sauce or any other liquids for you to use at your hearts content. You can practically see R2 swaying back and forth eagerly awaiting you to tip him over so all the delicious sauces can be spread on your favorite dishes, including sushi! Simply pop open the top, fill with your...

AGARI ~ High Grade Green Tea Powder (Restaurant Style)

Thu, 14 Aug 2008 23:28:18 -0400

AGARI ~ High Grade Green Tea Powder (Restaurant Style)

Treat yourself and your guests to some delicious green tea, with this high quality matcha (green tea) powder, the same kind that is served in sushi restaurants in Japan. Just add 1/3 teaspoon of powder into one cup of hot or cold water, stir, and it's ready to drink. One package contains 50 grams of green tea powder. Also useful for tea ceremony, and for a change, sprinkle it over vanilla ice cream! A great item from Japan. (More like this) (Direct link to this product)

WASABI Powder

Thu, 14 Aug 2008 23:09:58 -0400

WASABI Powder

The spice must flow. For some, wasabi is the quintessential Japanese spice, a sort of Japanese 'gateway spice' that can sometimes lead to extreme use (or abuse?), with some wild-eyed foreigners happily lobbing heavier and heavier portions into their soy sauce, contrary to the small dabs customary to normal Japanese eating habits. This is a 30g bag of wasabi powder that you can mix with water to make the spicy green gold that brings the happy tears. An excellent spice to explore fusion cooking...

DEKO-BOKO Shamoji ~ Uneven Sticky proof Rice Scoop

Thu, 03 Jul 2008 22:34:41 -0400

DEKO-BOKO Shamoji ~ Uneven Sticky proof Rice Scoop

If you've ever made rice, especially good Japanese rice that's sticky, you know how hard it is to serve the rice -- it sticks to everything, including your spoon. This is a Japanese rice scoop that is not only lightweight and sturdy, it also has a wide base for easy scooping and bumps to keep the rice from sticking to it. It can also be used for making sushi rice (stirring the vinegar into the rice) as well as cooking tofu and vegetables. A very popular household kitchen accessory that has many...

Japanese Recipes 60 ~ Washoku no Kihon

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 09:55:01 -0400

Japanese Recipes 60 ~ Washoku no Kihon

The world over, Japanese cooking is becoming famous for its beautiful arrangement, delicate tastes and low-calorie nutrition qualities. More and more are Japanese restaurants becoming the popular places to eat, and still has a feeling of mystique to the preparation. This book takes the mystique out of Japanese cooking and enables you to try cooking traditional meals right in your own home! Everything is written in both English and Japanese, so it is a great chance to study the language as well...

Nobu: The Cookbook

Wed, 16 May 2007 12:15:35 -0400

Nobu: The Cookbook

Nobu Matsuhisa has become the most talked-about restaurateur of recent years and arguably the word's greatest sushi chef. This is the man who has lured legions of celebrities - regulars including Robert De Niro, Tom Cruise, Gwyneth Paltrow, Giorgio Armani, Leonardo DiCaprio, Madonna... the list goes on - with his stylish and original combination of the finest skills and ingredients of Japanese cuisine with an imaginative use of Western, particularly South American flavors. In Nobu: The Cookbook...

Wasabi ~ Authentic Wasabi (Japanese horseradish)

Sun, 10 Aug 2008 16:59:46 -0400

Wasabi ~ Authentic Wasabi (Japanese horseradish)

One of the most delicious and unique tastes from Japan, wasabi (Japanese horseradish) is one of the spiciest things on earth. Here's a tube of delicious, spicy wasabi from Japan, made by one of the most trusted Japanese food companies, House. Great for sushi, sashimi, soba or any kind of noodles, and more. It's even good on steak, or mix it with mayonnaise and make "Wasabi mayonnaise." (More like this) (Direct link to this product)

A Look Into Japan 1 ~ Nihon e toki Jiten

Wed, 13 Jun 2007 18:15:57 -0400

A Look Into Japan 1 ~ Nihon e toki Jiten

From the famously quirky Japan in Your Pocket! illustrated book series published by the Japan Travel Bureau (JTB), this Illustrated Look Into Japan is a concise and indespensible quick reference on a huge range of useful culture points that will prepare you for a trip to Japan and help you gain a deeper understanding of the Japanese mind through short sections and illustrated explainations. This a great book for your coffee table or bathroom and a must for travelling in Japan. It's size is no...

Revoltech No.048 Jun

Sun, 20 Apr 2008 22:35:41 -0400

Revoltech No.048 Jun

Toro (aka the Sony Cat) is the cute white cat from Sony Computer Entertainment and was the main character for Dokodemo issho (Doko Demo Issyo). Here's Jun, a funky little rabbit from the series that's always looking for fun in a brand new Revoltech series figure. Number 48 in the series, this figure measures 10 cm (4 inches) tall and comes complete with various facial add ons (to change the expressions), a stand, as well as other accessories from beer, karaoke mike and sushi!. Since it's...

DX Bento Box Set "Uneri" (Wave) -- Navy

Sun, 10 Aug 2008 23:00:43 -0400

DX Bento Box Set "Uneri" (Wave) -- Navy

All the world knows of Japan's delicious and fun custom of "bento" (boxed lunch). Now you can have a great and authentic bento box for your lunch. A great item, this is a regular sized box that you can put your rice and everything else into this two tiered box. Holds rice and "okazu" which is basically "whatever you eat with your rice," including sausages, meatballs, and so on. The cover has the word "Uneri" which is a "wave" and is kept securely closed via an elastic band keeping your lunch...

Tokyo Journal #263 Spring 2008

Mon, 04 Aug 2008 01:03:38 -0400

Tokyo Journal #263 Spring 2008

Tokyo Journal is the a must have magazine if you're in love with the world of event's that pass through Japan's capital city. Each issue is packed with tons of articles based on Japanese cultural, history, popular Japanese culture and travel. Catering to the English speaking audience, it also features Japanese translations on featured articles to help those who wish to develop their Japanese reading abilities. Best of all, it showcases all the latest events from concerts, museums, sporting...

The Net's Most Popular Recipes ~ Net de Hayatteiru Ryori Matome Bon

Thu, 31 Jul 2008 23:16:53 -0400

The Net's Most Popular Recipes ~ Net de Hayatteiru Ryori Matome Bon

When you think of Japanese food, you typically think sushi, bento, tempura and all your typical food that'll have you dreaming about munching on way before lunchtime hits. While you'll find many books created by top rated Japanese chefs and even dedicated mommies who collaborate together with their own yummies, this cook book comes from the most unusual sources, Akira Yukawa (the cutie on the cover) who is known for writing on the popular blog "Byokan SUNDAY." This "cookbook for those who don't...

Oden Catalog Sake Bottle & Two Cups

Mon, 16 Jun 2008 09:58:54 -0400

Oden Catalog Sake Bottle & Two Cups

One of the pleasures of Japan is drinking sake -- a traditional Japanese alcohol brewed from rice which has a soothing slightly sweet flavor, and is now enjoyed all over the world from its origin in Japan. Also enjoyed hot or cold, premium sake is recommended to be drunk at room temperature. This is a three piece sake drinking set, containing a tokkuri or ceramic flask for holding the sake and two ochoko or ceramic sake drinking ups. This set features a large sized tokkuri, 13 cm (5") tall, and...

Yulia in the Spring

Wed, 16 May 2007 12:15:35 -0400

Yulia in the Spring

J-List is extremely proud to be able to bring you the next release of Yulia Nova, the unparalleled Russian soft core angel! This DVD recaptures the natural beauty of Yulia Nova, with all new material as photographer and model reunite for the first time since those first legendary sessions! Yulia fans will certainly be happy with these new release, featuring all new material produced by the original discoverer of Yulia, Satoshi Kizu. This Spring version features The Russian beauty in the...

Asakusa T-shirt ~ Samurai, Geisha, Mt. Fuji Kanji

Mon, 28 May 2007 01:11:47 -0400

Asakusa T-shirt ~ Samurai, Geisha, Mt. Fuji Kanji

This new T-shirt from Kimono Japan really takes Japanophilia to the hilt, with 16 English words and their Kanji equivalents including: Geisha, Love, Zen, Ichiban, Ninja, Kabuki, Sumo, Peace/Harmony, Sushi, Makoto, Bushido, True Heart, Samurai, Mt. Fujiyama, and of course, Japan. The front has cool dotted images of a Geisha and Samurai and the back has Mt. Fuji. A great item for people who want to show their love for Japanese culture through kanji. This purchase is for a '3L' shirt, which is US...

Eating in Japan 3 - Nihon e toki Jiten

Mon, 25 Jun 2007 00:34:04 -0400

Eating in Japan 3 - Nihon e toki Jiten

What better way to enjoy the world of Japan than through it's unique specialty foods only available through the hands of professional Japanese Chefs. A publication created by JTB Publishing (JTB being Japan's leading Traveling Agency), this pocket book of information helps you delve into the world of Japanese delicacies without any fears by showing you the various dishes that you sample (and will most likely encounter), discussing it's ingredients and more importantly, how to eat them without...

The Book of Sake: a Connoisseur's Guide

Thu, 22 Nov 2007 23:21:43 -0500

The Book of Sake: a Connoisseur's Guide

Once found only in sushi bars and Japanese restaurants outside its native land, sake now lines the shelves of our gourmet food shops, liquor stores, supermarkets, and restaurants of all types. And as sake increasingly becomes a part of the way we dine and entertain, people everywhere are looking for guidance in sorting out the confusing and intimidating array of choices available. In The Book of Sake, brew master Philip Harper provides all the information anyone needs to discover the many...

What's What in Japanese Restaurants

Wed, 16 May 2007 12:54:41 -0400

What's What in Japanese Restaurants

The cities and towns of Japan abound with delightful relatively inexpensive restaurants. Most of them specialize, choosing to focus on one type of food and do it well. They explore variations of flavor and ingredients and frequently offer seasonal dishes. But how do you know what to order? How can you make sense of the jumbled menu in your hands? What if you miss out on a true delicacy? What's What in Japanese Restaurants supplies the answers to these questions and many more, while at the same...