Furikake(Ryoko No Tomo series)TANAKA FOODS CO.,LTD.
Exhibitor (Manufacturer) | TANAKA FOODS CO.,LTD. |
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Address | 3-22, Higashikannonmachi, Nishi-ku, Hiroshima City |
TEL | (082)232-1331 |
Start a business | 1901 |
Established | July 1928 |
Representative | Representative Director, President: Shigeki Tanaka |
Capital stock | 10,000,000 yen |
Number of employees | 160 employees (As of January 31, 2012) |
Job description | Manufacture and sale of processed foods |
Website | https://www.tanaka-foods.co.jp/en/ |
Tanaka Foods was founded in Kure City in 1901. Initially, the Company produced pickles, Tsukudani (food boiled in soy sauce) and miso. In the Taisho Period, the Company was requested by the army and navy at the time to develop non-perishable foodstuffs that would be easy to carry and last for a long time, and in 1916, the first Furikake, “Ryoko No Tomo,” was born. In addition to Furikake, Tanaka Foods created various kinds of foods for daily life from various ideas, including instant canned miso soup as instant food. Behind the development of such foods, was a parental wish that “their only son, a soldier, would have available food on the frontlines that was delicious and nutritious anytime and anywhere.” Tanaka Foods’ Furikake is “food full of affection that parental love created,” and this feeling is the tradition and origin of Tanaka Foods.
Ryoko No Tomo
After first going on sale in the Taisho era (1912-1926), Ryoko No Tomo celebrates its 105th anniversary in 2021. Made from fish powder seasoned with soy sauce, this furikake contains DHA and EPA in addition to being rich in calcium.
・Ryoko No Tomo
・Ryoko No Tomo (bottle)
・Ryoko No Tomo (large bag)
・Ryoko No Tomo Reprinted Edition
Ryoko No Tomo Low-salt Furikake
The flavor of Ryoko No Tomo has been beloved since 1916 and can now be enjoyed with reduced salt, with 30% less sodium compared to a standard 23g bag.
Ryoko No Tomo Maze Gohan
Ryoko No Tomo is now available as seasoning for maze gohan (mixed rice). Featuring delicious wakame seaweed and colorful vegetables, it is perfect for bringing out the flavor and color of dishes ranging from pasta to aemono (dressed salads).