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Tomato Japanese Grocery Pantry Blog / Japanese Drinks

An assortment of colorful Japanese canned coffee cans arranged on a wooden surface next to a steaming ceramic cup of black coffee in warm golden light.

Japanese Canned Coffee Guide: Boss, Wonda & More

Explore Japan's iconic canned coffee culture with our guide to Boss, Wonda, Georgia, UCC, and more. Learn about Flash Brew technology, flavor profiles, and how to buy authentic Japanese canned coffee online in the US.
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A neatly arranged collection of Japanese canned coffees, bottled green teas, and functional drinks displayed on a concrete surface, styled to evoke a konbini drink wall.

Stock Your Home Like a Tokyo Konbini: RTD Teas, Canned Coffees & Functional Drinks

Recreate the iconic Japanese convenience store drink wall at home with this practical guide to RTD teas, canned coffees, and functional beverages, all available for online order in the US.
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A flat-lay arrangement of traditional Japanese non-alcoholic drinks including amazake in a ceramic cup and mugicha barley tea in a glass pitcher, surrounded by roasted barley grains on a warm wooden surface.

No-Alcohol Japanese Drinks: Amazake, Mugicha & More

Explore Japan's centuries-old non-alcoholic drink traditions, from koji amazake and mugicha barley tea to Calpico and Ramune. Learn how to choose, brew, and enjoy these authentic beverages for every occasion.
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Japanese Umeshu & Plum Drinks: The Complete Guide

Umeshu isn't actually plum wine — it's a centuries-old Japanese liqueur with a rich history, a science-backed health profile, and uses that go far beyond the glass. This guide covers everything from the Honkaku certification standard to non-alcoholic ume drinks and cooking with ume syrup.
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A ceramic cup of creamy amazake resting on a wooden surface alongside raw rice grains and koji rice, bathed in warm morning light.

What Is Amazake? Japan's Ancient Fermented Rice Drink Explained

Amazake is a 1,500-year-old Japanese fermented rice drink nicknamed the 'drinkable IV' for its glucose, amino acids, and B-vitamins. Learn about the two types, science-backed health benefits, creative kitchen uses, and where to buy authentic amazake in the US.
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Three ceramic cups of Japanese tea — hojicha, genmaicha, and mugicha — arranged on a wooden surface with roasted rice and barley accents in soft natural light.

Hojicha, Genmaicha & Mugicha: Japan's Underrated Teas You Need to Try

Discover hojicha, genmaicha, and mugicha: three beloved Japanese teas with rich histories, low caffeine, and incredible flavor. Learn their origins, health benefits, and how to brew each one at home.
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A sunny flat lay of Japanese summer drinks including Ramune, Calpico, and mugicha arranged with ice and shiso leaves on a linen surface.

Japanese Summer Drinks Ranked: Ramune, Calpico & More

From caffeine-free mugicha to fizzy Ramune and electrolyte-packed Pocari Sweat, we rank the best Japanese summer drinks for US shoppers and share where to find them.
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