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japan:presents [2023/10/09 04:38] – [What to bring from Japan to Germany?] chrisjapan:presents [2024/03/03 07:48] (current) – chris
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     * calpis concentrate, bottle: This is only sold in Asia shops in Germany, so very rare.     * calpis concentrate, bottle: This is only sold in Asia shops in Germany, so very rare.
     * きなこ大(kinako daizu), roasted soy bean, with powder from soy beans     * きなこ大(kinako daizu), roasted soy bean, with powder from soy beans
-    * [[https://ranking.goo.ne.jp/column/6661/ranking/52805/|Japans most tasteful chocolate ranking]], [[https://whatjapanthinks.com/2020/10/26/japans-tastiest-chocolate-snack/|mirror]]+    * [[https://whatjapanthinks.com/2020/10/26/japans-tastiest-chocolate-snack/|Japans most tasteful chocolate ranking]]
   * **food/食べ物:**   * **food/食べ物:**
     * 味噌/Miso: this is not known in Europe. One can advise to use it in a soup, or stick it on cucumber. Especially with cucumber it's very tasty for Germans. Not sure if it is allowed to be brought in just a bag, but in a glas or tin it should be ok.     * 味噌/Miso: this is not known in Europe. One can advise to use it in a soup, or stick it on cucumber. Especially with cucumber it's very tasty for Germans. Not sure if it is allowed to be brought in just a bag, but in a glas or tin it should be ok.
japan/presents.txt · Last modified: 2024/03/03 07:48 by chris

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