SUI of Tokyo
Bonito Flake Furikake Katsuo Shigure – Kombu & Shiitake, No MSG, 2.8oz
Bonito Flake Furikake Katsuo Shigure – Kombu & Shiitake, No MSG, 2.8oz
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Bonito Flake Furikake Katsuo Shigure by SUI of Tokyo is a premium Japanese rice seasoning built on one of the finest bonito-producing regions in Japan. Made with high-quality Yaizu bonito flakes — slowly simmered with kombu and shiitake mushroom dashi — this furikake delivers layered, complex umami that mass-market brands simply cannot replicate.
What Is Katsuo Shigure?
"Shigure" refers to a traditional Japanese cooking technique where ingredients are slowly simmered in soy sauce, mirin, and sugar until deeply flavored and lightly glazed. Applied to premium bonito, the result is a furikake with concentrated, savory depth — sweet, salty, and smoky all at once.

Ingredient Lineup
Every component earns its place in this furikake:
- Yaizu bonito flakes — Japan's most celebrated katsuobushi origin
- Tuna flakes — adds body and depth alongside the bonito
- Chirimen (dried baby sardine) — calcium-rich, textural contrast
- Kombu dashi — glutamate umami base
- Shiitake mushroom dashi — guanylate umami, doubled complexity
- Sesame — nutty finish and texture
- Soy sauce & mirin — classic shigure glaze
How to Use Bonito Flake Furikake Katsuo Shigure
Furikake means "to sprinkle over" — and this one goes beyond plain rice:
- Steamed rice — the classic, most satisfying use
- Onigiri (rice balls) — mix in or use as filling
- Ochazuke — sprinkle over rice, pour hot green tea
- Tofu — a quick, protein-rich topping
- Salads & cold noodles — instant umami dressing alternative
- Avocado toast or eggs — Japanese-Western fusion
- Pasta or grain bowls — sprinkle for a savory umami finish
Key Facts
- No MSG · No preservatives · No additives · Non-GMO
- Suitable for children and the whole family
- Net weight: 2.8oz (80g)
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Net Weight | Origin |
| 2.8oz (80g) | Japan |
| Dietary | Key Ingredients |
| No MSG · No Additives · Non-GMO | Yaizu Bonito, Kombu, Shiitake, Sesame |
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