Oden, a Japanese local dish loved all year round, is now available in canned form. You can open it and eat it as is, at any time. Canned oden is a rare canned product in Japan, and is popular as a snack or a appetizers.

Canned Oden with "Ganmo" fried tofu and Daikon, Japanese traditional pot-au-feu, Contains plenty of Umami and Dashi, You can open it and eat it as is, Good for snacking (1can)

Feb 6, 2025 · Oden represents the best of wintertime food in Japan. This classic stew features an assortment of fish cakes simmered in a soy sauce-based dashi broth. Served family style in a donabe clay pot, it‘s a comforting dinner to share with …

Seven types of oden (daikon radish, egg, burdock root roll, konnyaku, chikuwa fish cake, deep-fried fishball, and kombu) are contained in rich flavored dashi broth made from bonito and dried sardines. The gentle taste of the bonito-flavored broth warms your body.

Feb 23, 2025 · By following these tips, you can enjoy convenience store oden like a local and fully appreciate this classic Japanese dish. Whether you are trying it for the first time or becoming a regular customer, oden offers a simple yet deeply satisfying way to …

Feb 9, 2025 · Oden is a traditional Japanese hot pot dish that consists of various ingredients simmered in a light soy-flavored dashi broth. It is a popular winter food enjoyed for its comforting warmth and rich umami taste.

Oct 8, 2024 · Oden, a traditional Japanese winter comfort food, finds a new, convenient expression when sold in vending machines, giving people the opportunity to enjoy it anytime, anywhere. But what exactly is canned oden, and why is it …

Aug 8, 2017 · Ready to eat after a simple press of a button, canned oden is a classic Electric Town treat anyone can try year round. How can I find canned oden? If you are coming into Akihabara Station, exit from the Electric Town Entrance.

Nov 28, 2024 · Akihabara , Japan's largest electronics shopping district, is also called "the place where oden cans were widely known throughout the country." As such, it is famous as a specialty of Akihabara, and it is also treated as one of the items symbolizing otaku residing in Akihabara .