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If you live in the inland area, you need to get iodine from something like Kombu seaweeed. Even people live in the coast area like HK, most them lack “iodine”. Please take a look this article.

http://english.sina.com/life/2011/0713/380921.html

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I found the blog that treated our product “Japanese Delight” Vegetarian Garlic Soy Sauce. Please take a look!

http://www.thenervouscook.com/2011/07/see-weeds-seaweed.html

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I always think “What is the difference between Western and Japanese skincare?”. I found the interesting article about it as follows. Please take a look!

 http://ezinearticles.com/?Japanese-Skincare—Diet-and-Wakame&id=1678690

Key words were Kombu(Kelp), Wakame, Raw fish, lower in sugar, trans fat, and saturated fat. Please try to eat our new item “Seaweed Salad On The Go”!!

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We use many other varieties of seaweed everyday.  I believe that most Japanese women are slim because they add seaweed to daily meals. Let’s eat Kombu seaweed and go on healthy diet! You can also keep the doctor away!

Please take a look this article ⇒    http://healthrecipes.com/dulse_and_kelp.htm

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There are about 3 0,000 festivals in Japan. We have huge festivals especailly in summer, Gion-Matsuri Festival in Kyoto,  Nebuta-Matsuri in Aomori, Awa-Odori in Tokushima, and etc. Please confirm the following  explanation foe each festival!

Gion-Matsuri : http://www.japanlink.co.jp/ka/cmatfr.htm

Nebuta-Matsuri : http://www.japanlink.co.jp/ka/cmatfr.htm

Awa-Odori : http://www.pref.tokushima.jp/english/attraction/culture/

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Please take a look the following article.

http://www.ehow.com/how_4450171_add-seaweed-diet.html

We call Kombu Kelp Seaweed “A medicinal herb” of the sea in Japan, because Kombu seaweed is rich in minerals, Iron, Calcium, Fiber, Potassium, and especially Iodine. Japanese Delight is a meal kit of Kombu Seaweed , and it includes not only Seaweed but also various sauces. It is very good for the body exhausted in the summer!

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They show you the easy recipe for Japanese Kelp. Please take a look!

http://renegadehealth.com/blog/2011/04/28/japanese-kelp-cucumber-salad/

We produced the “Seaweed Salad on the Go” as a new item. You can get healthy salad anytime anywhere.

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Iodine supplement supplies wiped out by nuclear fallout fear – here are the foods that contain high levels of natural iodine. One of the very best natural sources of iodine is Kelp. 

URL: http://www.naturalnews.com/031717_iodine_sea_vegetables.html 

You can expect to get other benefits from Kelp; Kelp can be used to help reduce hair loss, Kelp helps to lower cholesterol levels,  and more.

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We launch a new product “Seaweed Salad ON THE GO” on the market! It was released in April. We are currently working to have the product approved in Southern California stores. It was decided that “Mother’s market & kitchen” start to carry it. URL: http://www.mothersmarket.com/  Seaweed Salad On the GO comes with a delicious sesame dressing and can be made in just 5 minutes! It is full of minerals and vitamins yet low in calories. Enjoy Seaweed Salad On the Go as a side dish or a snack any time!

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My favorite site

May 2nd, 2011

I just wanted to introduce a site that I check out weekly for some industry updates. Its quite interesting so take a look!

http://www.shopperculture.com/shopper_culture/

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