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Three-Tier steamer by PEACH BRAND

How to Use a Steamer

Are you steamer-curious but not sure you could use one? Fear not. Read on and become a fearless steam-cooking hero.
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Tofu

How to Make Tofu

Welcome, tofu lovers! In this guide, we'll teach you how to make authentic tofu at home.
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Two taiyaki in a taiyaki waffle iron

Boost Your Luck with Taiyaki

Do you need even more good luck in your life? Then you need to make some Japanese fish waffles.
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Soybeans and oni masks for setsubun

Evil Spirits Got You Feeling Down? Give Em' The Beans.

Feeling cursed or down on your luck? Throw some soybeans and eat some sushi to turn things around this Setsubun.
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Maneki-neko beckoning cat

Maneki-neko: A Guide to Japan's Beckoning Cat

You may have seen them, but how much do you know about those cute little lucky cats, and how might they improve your life?
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Jubako used for New Year’s osechi

Osechi: Japan's Traditional Family Meal

The most culturally significant holiday in Japan is New Year's. Read more to learn about the traditional foods eaten on New Year's.
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Donabe with water and flour

Preparing a Donabe For First-Time Use

Got a new donabe? Then you need to do a little preparation before cooking for the first time.
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Burning off the anti-rust coating on a new wok

Getting Started with a Wok

Learn how to prepare and season a wok to perfection and begin the journey to fried rice perfection.
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A Beginner's Guide to Making Miso Soup

A Beginner's Guide to Making Miso Soup

Ready to try making Japanese food for the first time, but don't know where to start? You can't go wrong with miso soup.
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How to buy your children's love with a cookie house this Christmas

How to buy your children's love with a cookie house this Christmas

You may not be a professional pastry chef, but after reading this article, you'll be able to build the cookie house of your children's dreams.
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15 Gift Ideas for this Christmas Season

15 Gift Ideas for this Christmas Season

It's time: You need to buy the gifts now before it's too late. Read this article to get some gift giving guidance.
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A Beginner's Guide to Wrapping with Furoshiki

A Beginner's Guide to Wrapping with Furoshiki

Christmas is approaching. Want to share some Japanese culture with your loved ones while learning an interesting hobby? Furoshiki might be for you.
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Sukiyaki in a Iwachu Nambu Sukiyaki Pan

Grandma's Battle-Tested Sukiyaki Recipe

Prepare your bandages and ointment because fighting is about to break out around the sukiyaki pot. Let me hear your battle cry!
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Freshly polished tinware sake server by Nousaku

Not All Sake Cups That Glimmer Are Gold. Some Are Tin.

Wanna build a collection of sake cups and servers without lawyers getting involved? Consider tin.
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Finished Obanyaki on a plate

How to Make Obanyaki at Home

Call your family, call your friends, it's time to get the festival started with some homemade obanyaki!
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Plum jam on toast

Homemade Plum Jam with Plums from Umeshu

You made a plum liqueur, you drank and made merry, but what do you do with the plums?
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Yamase Tokoname Ware Suribachi Mortar_HG8A1088" alt="Mortar and pestle with ground sesame seeds

Serve Earth, Home, and Heaven to Your Family

The humble mortar and pestle are the heart and soul of the perfect family meal. Read more and learn the possibilities these simple kitchen essentials unlock.
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Cookies with cookie cutters

Making Cookies and Memories for Halloween

Looking for a Halloween cookie and icing recipe to take Halloween to the next level? Close the other tabs and read this article immediately.
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Fluffy Little Egg Bricks: Making Tamagoyaki

Fluffy Little Egg Bricks: Making Tamagoyaki

You know what? You need to learn how to turn eggs into fluffy little bricks.
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Ramen Strainer: A Wonderful Tool for Ramen Fans

Ramen Strainer: A Wonderful Tool for Ramen Fans

Everybody loves authentic Japanese ramen. Using a ramen strainer can upgrade your ramen cooking game.
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An Aluminum Frying Pan That Cooks Evenly?

An Aluminum Frying Pan That Cooks Evenly?

The TAKUMIWAZA KIWAMI from UMIC is a handsome pan that gets the job done.
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Soba Broth Pot with soba in the background

Soba Broth: When You Just Can't Get Enough Soba

When you've eaten all the soba, but still crave some more, what do you do? You drink the leftovers.
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How To Make Soba From Scratch

How To Make Soba From Scratch

In this article I teach you how to make soba from scratch using the Hounen Handmade Soba Set.
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Making Rice in a Cast Iron Rice Cooker

Making Rice in a Cast Iron Rice Cooker

It takes a little more work than an electric rice cooker, but the cast iron rice cooker by Iwachu has some tricks up its sleeves, too.
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Cutting Boards of Uncompromising Quality

Cutting Boards of Uncompromising Quality

Are you tired of compromising on the quality of your cutting boards? Then these boards might be for you.
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Obon: Tracing its Origins, Traditions, Activities, and Culinary Treasures

Obon: Tracing its Origins, Traditions, Activities, and Culinary Treasures

Obon, or "The Festival of Spirits", is held around the middle of August. This article will introduce you to this important Japanese festival.
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Tongs That'll Make You Look Smart

Tongs That'll Make You Look Smart

Thinking yakiniku? Great idea. Time to get some Clever tongs to complete the experience.
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Choosing the Right Clippers For Your Special Fingers and Toes

Choosing the Right Clippers For Your Special Fingers and Toes

Choosing the right tools for trimming your nails can be a challenge. We at Globalkitchen Japan are here to help.
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Cold Brew Green Tea, the Japanese Way

Cold Brew Green Tea, the Japanese Way

What's the simplest way to cool down and experience summer the Japanese way? Cold Brew Green Tea with a Hario.
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Energize and Revitalize Yourself This Summer

Energize and Revitalize Yourself This Summer

The summer heat can drain you of energy fast. Learn about a nutrition-packed Japanese food traditionally eaten at the height of the summer heat.
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The Last Shaved Ice Machine You Will Ever Need

The Last Shaved Ice Machine You Will Ever Need

Are you worried that your children might spend the summer without enjoying a refreshing cup of shaved ice? Worry no more.
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Tanabata, a romantic summer festival

Tanabata, a romantic summer festival

Enjoy a traditional festival of love, hope and dreams with a refreshing Japanese noodle.
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Compact but Mighty Charcoal Grill

Compact but Mighty Charcoal Grill

Do you want a charcoal grill that will save you time and money while making delicious barbecue meals for your outdoor parties? Then you need a Kaginushi.
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Making Homemade Japanese Fruit Liqueur

Making Homemade Japanese Fruit Liqueur

Summer in Japan means ripe plums. Learn how to use those plums to make delicious umeshu.
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How to Make Temakizushi

How to Make Temakizushi

If you want to enjoy sushi in a party setting with your Japanese food-loving friends, then you might want to give temakizushi a try.
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set of three knives

Chop, Slice, and Dice Like a Ninja

These NiNJA knives might look cool, but can they cut? Read more to find out.
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Simple indoor grilling on a budget

Simple indoor grilling on a budget

On a budget but want to try your hands at grilling? Want to try making some great Japanese food? Then take a look at this indoor grill mesh by Mannen.
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Bringing Significance to the Occasion with Earthenware Ceramics

Bringing Significance to the Occasion with Earthenware Ceramics

Need to add some atmosphere at the dinner table? Then take a look at Marumi Yasuda Kawara's TSUKI line of handmade earthenware ceramics.
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Making Japanese pickled vegetables with the Nukazuke Bijin

Making Japanese pickled vegetables with the Nukazuke Bijin

Let me tell you my experience making nukazuke--a styling of pickling--and how you can make your own pickled vegetables using the Nukazuke Bijin.
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Cooking Outdoors with Mess Tins

Cooking Outdoors with Mess Tins

In this article, I'll introduce the Skater Aluminum mess tin and teach you some ways you can use it to enhance your time in the great outdoors.
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10 Great Mother's Day Gift Ideas

10 Great Mother's Day Gift Ideas

We have chosen 10 great Mother's day gift ideas for you to choose from. Whether it is for first-time moms or retired moms who are enjoying more free time, we have picked perfect items for each of them. For mothers who love cooking, drinking or making coffee, you should be able to find a great gift for them.
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Discover the beautiful Japanese glassware "Edo Kiriko"

Discover the beautiful Japanese glassware "Edo Kiriko"

Delicate and elegant, "Edo Kiriko" glassware is a traditional craft developed in the city of Tokyo. With special traditional techniques, each glassware is carefully hand-made by craftsmen. Discover the history and the characteristics of Edo Kiriko glassware.
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What is Golden Week? One of the biggest Japanese spring holidays

What is Golden Week? One of the biggest Japanese spring holidays

From the end of April to the beginning of May, a series of Japanese national holidays clustered together and makes it one of the biggest holidays in Japan, called "Golden Week." We are receiving your orders during these holidays. However, there may be some delay in shipping or replying to your inquiries. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
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Why does Japan's school year start in April instead of September?

Why does Japan's school year start in April instead of September?

Many students in Japan start a new chapter in life at the beginning of April. The Japanese school year ends in March and a new year starts in April. You might wonder why in April. Here is the reason why the school year system is different in Japan.
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How to measure ingredients accurately with measuring spoons and cups: the basic cooking skill

How to measure ingredients accurately with measuring spoons and cups: the basic cooking skill

Measuring the ingredients is the most important task in cooking. If the measurement is incorrect, the food won't taste great even how amazing a recipe is. Learn the basic skill of measuring accurately with measuring spoons or cups.
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How to use amazing "Seiro Steamers" at home

How to use amazing "Seiro Steamers" at home

Cooking food with Seiro steamers can retain its nutrients. On top of that, the food tastes better when it is steamed. Easy-to-use, you can implement them at home to improve your diet. In this article, we will talk about "Seiro steamers", an intelligent cookware for cooking tasty food. We will also share how to use them.
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Discover many designs of beautiful Mamezara plates in Kutani ware

Discover many designs of beautiful Mamezara plates in Kutani ware

Come in various designs, Mamezara plates are truly versatile and can be used in many different ways, as a plate for side dishes or as a decorative tray for placing small items, for example. We hope you find your favorite Mamezara plates that add colors to your life. In this article, we will talk about Mamezara plates and their designs that are considered as good luck symbols in Japan.

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A Yukihira pot without a handle? How to use Japanese functional cookware "Yattoko pot"

A Yukihira pot without a handle? How to use Japanese functional cookware "Yattoko pot"

Yattoko pots are Japanese traditional cookware that are appreciated by chefs. Highly functional Yattoko pots are still well-appreciated today especially in restaurants where it is important to work efficiently. They also have many cooking utensils, so Yattoko pots can save storage space. Learn more about this Japanese traditional cookware "Yattoko pot" in this article.
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