yamaki

Processed seafood; blocks of boiled, smoked and then dried bonitos (katsuo-bushi); flakes of dried fish meat (kezuri-bushi); fish meal for human consumption; pre-cooked curry stew, stew and soup mixes; instant or pre-cooked miso soup; dried flakes of laver for sprinkling on rice in hot water; furi-kake [dried flakes of fish, meat, vegetables or seaweed]; cooked oden (a type of Japanese stew); instant bouillon made of dried bonito as main material in liquid state or powder state; instant bouillon made of dried bonito as main material contained in a small bag for extracting the essence by boiling; instant bouillon made of dried kelp as main material in liquid state or powder state; instant bouillon made of dried kelp as main material contained in a small bag for extracting the essence by boiling; instant bouillon made of dried small sardine as main material in liquid state or powder state; instant bouillon made of dried small sardine as main material contained in a small bag for extracting the essence by boiling.Sandwiches; pizzas; confectionery, bread and buns; seasonings [other than spices]; noodle soup base; sauce for dipping tempura; sauce for oden (a type of Japanese stew); salad dressings; white sauce; mayonnaise; sauces for barbecued meat; seasonings for pickle; sauces for a hot-pot dish; sauces for ramen; seasonings with dried bonito flavor; seasonings used as bouillon; spices; pasta sauce; flour; instant noodles packed in a cup; crunchy tempura flakes; instant spaghetti with pasta sauce; processed cereals; fried balls of batter mix with small pieces of octopus [takoyaki]; boxed lunches consisting of rice, with added meat, fish or vegetables; ravioli.