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Wonders of Soy Milk
You'd be surprised to know the benefits of soy milk for your skin. The Japanese embrace the use of soy in their beauty products because it's natural and does wonders for the skin. Today we at J-Subculture would like to introduce you to a line of soy milk beauty products called Nameraka Honpo Soy Milk Isoflavone! In these soy milk beauty products, soy isoflavones are used. Through these beauty products, your skin condition will immediately improve. The soy isoflavones help to add moisture to y
Yobuko Ika Shumai Senbei – Prem...
If you are searching for authentic regional Japanese snacks that are rarely available outside Japan, Yobuko Ika Shumai Senbei is a must-try.Yobuko, a coastal town in Saga Prefecture, is famous across Japan for its exceptionally fresh squid. Inspired by Yobuko’s iconic squid shumai, this product transforms that beloved flavor into a crispy, savory rice cracker.This is not a dumpling.It is a carefully crafted Japanese squid cracker (senbei) that captures the rich umami of Yobuko squid in a light,
Yoshi's Woolly World!
Nintendo is back with an extremely kawaii Yoshi game! Yoshi's Woolly World! Here's the link to Nintendo's YT vid that shows the cuteness of Yarn Yoshi: youtu.be/FhR77B6UoQ0 In this grand adventure, you can travel a whole new world that's completely made out of colorful yarn and patchwork! It's ridiculously adorable! The story goes like this. Everything is peaceful on Craft Island...until Kamek comes and turns all the Yoshis
Kinto Mugtail, bringing you a f...
Have you always dream of having a group of forest friends in your cupboard? Now with KINTO's Mugtail mug series you can. KINTO's minimalist designs are life-long and frequently usable in everyday life, original and well-designed housewares. KINTO CO.,LT was established in 1972 as a wholesaler of porcelain/ceramic tableware in Shiga prefecture, Japan. From the mid 1980's, KINTO imported and distributed selected European tableware/glassware brands to Japan until 2000