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The Launch of Shizuoka Delicacies at ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL

Starting on June 23, 2026, Imperial Hotel's online mall, ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL, will introduce a special selection of products from Shizuoka Prefecture. This unique lineup celebrates the region’s culinary heritage and craftsmanship, showcasing seven distinctive brands that embody the essence of Shizuoka.

A Taste of Shizuoka

The offerings include fresh seafood from Suruga Bay, delicious grilled tuna from Yaizu, processed lemon products from the local lemon growers, artisan tea boxes representative of traditional crafts, and deeply steamed tea from Kakegawa, among others. Each product is a testament to the region's rich natural resources and expert food processing methods.

To find out more, you can visit the Shizuoka Prefecture special section of the ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL’s official website.

Featured Products

1. Canned Fresh Shirasu and Sakura Shrimp
From Yamanashi Canning, enjoy Shizuoka's fresh flavor in a convenient can. With products like the Sakura Shrimp Canned (1 can of 40g each) and two cans of Shirasu (totaling 2,052 yen), these selections maintain the freshness post catch, making them a prime way to sample Shizuoka’s seafood from anywhere in Japan.
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2. Natural Tuna Assortment
Otsubo Suisan is known for its premium fish products, which feature tuna processed right at Yaizu Port. Their Tuna Assortment Set offers a variety of cuts (totaling 4,536 yen), ideal for gifts or special occasions. Each pack includes vividly colored transitions from lean to fatty cuts, showcasing the freshness and quality of their tuna.
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3. Wasabi-Raised Golden Ikura
Produced at Shimoyama Fish Farm, the Golden Ikura (4,428 yen) is made from fully ripened eggs of the Amago fish. Known for its rich, vibrant color, it provides an exquisite texture that sets it apart from regular ikura, making it perfect for various dishes, from sushi to canapés.
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4. Traditional Tea Box
The Tea Box from Maeda Workshop (12,100 yen) is made from 30-year-old cedar and features traditional manufacturing techniques from the Edo period. Adept at keeping its contents, this item is perfect for storing not just tea but also rice or coffee, making it a thoughtful gift.
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5. Kakegawa Deep Steamed Tea Set
Sasaaki Seicha offers a Deep Steamed Tea Set (7,776 yen) featuring five variations. With a focus on freshness and flavor, this set allows tea lovers to experience distinctive tastes based on the harvesting period.
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Bridging Traditional Techniques and Modern Tastes

Through ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL, Imperial Hotel aims to connect traditional Japanese artisans with modern consumers. By bringing local producers and their compelling stories to a wider audience, they seek not just to preserve regional craftsmanship but to enrich local economies and keep these traditions alive.

The online platform invites food enthusiasts to explore and enjoy unique culinary delights from across Japan. With each carefully curated selection, shoppers can partake in Japan's rich cultural tapestry right from the comfort of their homes.

For additional details, visit the official site of ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL for a full selection of products and purchasing options.