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We are closed on March 20 due to a Japanese national holiday. Orders placed from March 18 to 20 will be shipped after March 25.

Please be careful about the fraud sites. Our shop is a superior site that is recommended officially by Japan Post.  Go to Japan Post

Please confirm the current delivery situation before placing any order [Last update: August 29, 2024]  Learn more

Welcome to Globalkitchen Japan! Please refer to the following page prior to your first order.  Learn more

We are closed on March 20 due to a Japanese national holiday. Orders placed from March 18 to 20 will be shipped after March 25.

Please be careful about the fraud sites. Our shop is a superior site that is recommended officially by Japan Post.  Go to Japan Post

Please confirm the current delivery situation before placing any order [Last update: August 29, 2024]  Learn more

Welcome to Globalkitchen Japan! Please refer to the following page prior to your first order.  Learn more

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