Popular brands at Japan Centre
From artisan food, drink, homewares to gifts, explore some of the most popular Japanese brands at Japan Centre for inspiration.
Discover all the popular brands from Japan
From artisan Japanese sake brands, world’s leading soy sauce brands to well-known lifestyle brands, we’ve curated the most popular brands at Japan Centre you won’t want to miss.
We are proud to collaborate with local Japanese artisan suppliers from whom we source all over the country to bring you the very best products Japan has to offer.
Otafuku
Otafuku specialise in producing Japanese cooking sauces, flours and garnishes. Explore Otafuku's products and bring your Japanese cooking to life.
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Sangaria
As one of the most established bottled beverage companies, Sangaria have cemented their status in Japanese popular culture with ramune and green tea.
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Wagashi Japanese Bakery
Wagashi Japanese Bakery specialise in recreating much-loved dorayaki pancakes, available in flavours including chestnut, custard, red bean and more.
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Itsuki
Founded in 1878, Kumamoto-based noodle maker Itsuki has been dedicated to producing dried, pre-cooked and instant Japanese noodles to their customers.
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JFC International
A subsidiary of Japanese company Kikkoman, JFC International has a wide catalogue of brands, including Wel-Pac, Nishiki, and their own JFC brand.
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Hatakosen
Among the most well recognised beverage suppliers in Japan, Hatakosen has brought drinks like ramune and ume plum soda into the Western market.
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Gekkeikan
Established in 1637, Gekkeikan has been dedicated to providing great-tasting sake and is now one of the most well-known sake brewers in the world.
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Wel-Pac
From dried dashi kombu kelp to dried wakame seaweed, Wel-Pac provides a wide range of dried, pickled, and easy-to-use Japanese food products.
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Nissin
Established in 1948, Nissin Foods were the original inventors of instant noodles and have even provided their goods to the imperial family of Japan.
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Kasugai
Founded in 1923, Kasugai Snack Foods has a long history of producing confectioneries that utilise Japan's notorious produce.
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Meiji
Meiji is one of the longest reigning confectionary companies in Japan, and they have been rewarded for this achievement with global support.
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Yutaka
Introduced into the UK market in 1995, Yutaka's range of Japanese products now includes rice, noodles and sauces in nice and easy to make meal kits.
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Hikari Miso
Whether they're the classic miso pastes or inari tofu wraps, Hikari Miso’s mission has been to keep their products natural and traditional since 1936.
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Yamasa
Known for the expertise in producing top quality products, Yamasa's soy sauce was appointed the best grade possible by the Tokugawa Shogunate in 1864.
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Ask Publishing
Established in 2008, Ask Publishing has been committed to helping customers learn through the use of their easily accessible Japanese textbooks.
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J-Basket
Whether it's udon noodles, yakisoba noodles, or takoyaki, J-Basket offers a wide range of key ingredients to complete your Japanese dishes at home.
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Glico
One of Japan’s most well-known confectionery manufacturers, Glico has enjoyed success after success ever since setting up shop in Osaka in 1922.
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Lotte
With the brand slogan ‘The Sweetheart of Your Mouth’, Lotte provides a wide range of confectionery, including chocolate, biscuits and chewing gum.
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S&B
As the first company to successfully produce curry in Japan, S&B Foods are a pioneer in manufacturing spices, condiments and tubed wasabi as well.
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