This is a furikake (rice seasoning) with a faint aroma of sea urchin that gives you a luxurious feeling. The shelf life is long, and some people say they eat it little by little because they hate to see it run out.
Good to know before you fly
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Storage
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Customs
Contains seafood – check your country's customs rules before taking it home.
What Japanese buyers say
The one reviewer found this furikake (rice seasoning) with a faint sea urchin aroma luxurious, noting that it won a national furikake grand prix award. They eat it in small amounts so it lasts, and it has a long shelf life.
Summary of 1 review posted on the Japanese site.
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