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Isojiman Variety Gift GMT-50R Rice Toppings Tsukudani
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Isojiman Variety Gift GMT-50R Rice Toppings Tsukudani

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“Isogiman & Marutomo Variety Gift (GMT-50R)” is a gift set that lets you enjoy popular simmered side dishes (tsukudani) and bottled items for rice in a variety of flavors. It pairs easily with breakfast and lunchboxes, making it a great way to elevate the table with that “one extra side.”

A variety gift that lets you enjoy the flavors of the sea in many ways

The set combines tsukudani-style items from Isogiman with bottled items from Marutomo. Since many of the flavors have a similar direction, it’s less likely to get boring—even when you taste them one by one. That also makes it feel “hard to go wrong” as a gift. After opening, you can of course spoon it over rice, but it’s also easy to use as a topping for chilled tofu (hiyayakko) and salads, or as a companion for tamago-kake gohan (rice with raw egg).

Many ways to enjoy it as a side for rice

It’s simple—just serve it right on top of plain white rice. Because the items are well-seasoned, you can still get a satisfying meal even on days when you feel like your seasoning is a bit lacking. The bottled items are also great as “everyday pantry staples” for busy days when you want to reduce cooking effort. With flavors that become the star with just a spoonful, you can use even small amounts effectively.

Pros

  • A variety of tsukudani and bottled items makes it easy to compare flavors without getting tired of them
  • Helps round out the table in seconds—quick and convenient
  • Bold, flavorful taste is handy for that “one extra side” at breakfast or in a bento
  • Great for gifting, with a reassuring sense that multiple tastes will be appreciated

Things to Note

  • Because there are different levels of intensity, people who prefer a milder taste may need to adjust portion sizes or how they combine items
  • Since it’s bottled and tsukudani-style food, it may require a bit of extra effort for storage space and post-opening management

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