Rice
Just mix a small amount into one cup of rice before cooking, and it will work well for breakfast and rice balls. This is the most basic way to start, so it is easy to try first.
Add a little at a time to your everyday menu. We introduce calcium derived from domestically sourced pufferfish bones in a form that can be layered naturally into the dishes you already make.
Because it is made entirely from food ingredients, no special preparation is needed. As a manufacturer in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture, we have organized easy-to-use ideas for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Just mix a small amount into one cup of rice before cooking, and it will work well for breakfast and rice balls. This is the most basic way to start, so it is easy to try first.
Add it just before turning off the heat, and it blends smoothly into the broth. It is also an easy fit for a bowl you can make in 10 minutes for breakfast.
When used with two eggs, it is convenient for boxed lunches as well. The amount also works well in slightly sweet tamagoyaki.
If you try it first in soup before making udon or stir-fries, it is easier to notice how the flavor changes. It is a versatile dish for lunch or a late-night meal as well.
We arranged rice, miso soup, tamagoyaki, and udon in that order so the flow from morning to noon to evening is easy to picture.




Start with once a day, paired with miso soup or rice, and it becomes easier to get a feel for the right amount. It takes about five minutes, so it is easy to fit into a weekday dinner.
Once you get used to it, you can expand to udon, stir-fries, and soup to broaden how you use it. Splitting one bag across two or three dishes makes it easier to keep using at family meals.
For households with children, dividing it between breakfast rice and tamagoyaki makes prep easier to manage. For people who are pregnant or breastfeeding, we have organized it so it feels natural to add to familiar meals.
We value making it easy to include in daily meals as food, and we avoid definitive claims that would be more appropriate for medicine. The layout is photo-led, making it easier to read with peace of mind.
The foundation for easy selection is that it is made from domestically sourced pufferfish bones and entirely from food ingredients.
We have listed, in the order that is easiest to check before purchase, that it is certified by the Maternity Food Association, that the ingredients are clearly presented, and that it comes from Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture. Once you have reviewed the details, you can move naturally to the EC site.
If you start with familiar dishes such as miso soup or rice, you can use it without significantly changing the flow of your menu. You can check it in small amounts each time.
We recommend starting with rice, miso soup, tamagoyaki, and soup. Dividing it across breakfast, lunch, and dinner makes it easier to picture how to keep using it.
It is easiest to choose if you check three points: ingredients, certification information, and how to use it. You can review them together on the product introduction page.
If you have any questions, you can go to the contact page. You can also confirm by phone at 083-266-2031, making it easy to consult before purchasing.
Once you understand how to use it, you can move on to the product introduction page, which brings together the ingredients and where to buy it. Try one bag and see whether it fits naturally into your everyday meals.
View the product on the EC site