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Premium Fresh Osechi Box : Japanese traditional New Year’s Food

Premium Fresh Osechi Box : Japanese traditional New Year’s Food

Regular price $375.00 USD
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Estimated Delivery: December 29 - 30
Order Cut-Off Date: December 23rd, 12PM (PST)

2027 Premium New Year's Fresh Osechi — NAMA OSECHI

Begin the year as it was meant to be tasted: fresh.

Osechi is Japan's oldest New Year tradition — a lacquered box in which every dish carries a wish for the year ahead. Most osechi sold outside Japan arrives frozen. Ours does not.

Our Premium Fresh Osechi is prepared, vacuum-sealed at the peak of freshness, and delivered chilled. No thawing. No waiting. No compromise in texture or flavor. Lift the lid, arrange, and your table is ready — exactly as the chef intended.

🎁 Be among the first 30 customers to receive a complimentary gift of Nerikiri, the delicate seasonal confection of the Japanese tea ceremony.

Why Fresh (NAMA) Makes the Difference

  • Ready in minutes — no overnight thawing before your celebration
  • Texture as prepared — never softened by ice crystals
  • Full, clean flavor — each dish individually vacuum-sealed at its finest moment

Choose Your Size

  • Approx. 2-3 Servings — for couples, and a quiet first morning of the year. Includes 3 pairs of hinoki chopsticks.
  • Approx. 4-5 Servings — for family gatherings and hosting. Includes 5 pairs of hinoki chopsticks, plus Smoked Salmon (5 oz).

Everything Arrives Ready to Celebrate

Your osechi comes complete — there is nothing else to buy:

  • Two-layer ojyu box — the traditional stacked form of a Japanese New Year
  • Shinshun New Year ornaments — the traditional decorative accents that mark a New Year table
  • Celebratory furoshiki in a traditional auspicious pattern — reusable, and beautiful on its own
  • Hinoki New Year's chopsticks (iwaibashi) — crafted from Japanese cypress, with its clean forest fragrance. Tapered at both ends: one end for you, one for the gods.

OSHINAGAKI — The Menu, and What Each Dish Wishes for You

Every item in an osechi box is chosen for its meaning. Thirteen dishes, thirteen wishes.

Prosperity & Fortune

  • KURIKINTON (Sweet Potato Paste and Chestnut) — Sweet chestnut and golden sweet potato. Its color is the color of wealth and victory.
  • KAZUNOKO (Herring Roe) — Salted herring roe, crisp and delicate. Countless eggs for a flourishing family, and longevity for parents.
  • TAZUKURI (Candied Sardines) — Sweet-savory dried young sardines. The name means "rice paddy-making" — a wish for an abundant harvest.
  • KINPIRA RENKON (Sautéed Lotus Root) — Sweet and savory, with a delightful crunch. You can see straight through its holes: clarity for the year ahead.

Longevity & Health

  • KUROMAME (Sweetened Black Beans) — Glossy and deep. Black wards off misfortune; the bean itself means working well and living well.
  • KOBUMAKI (Kelp Rolls) — Rolls of kombu, rich in umami. Kelp signifies longevity and prosperity in traditional ceremonies.
  • EBI YAKI (Grilled Shrimp) — Seasoned and grilled to perfection. Its curved back is the back of a long life, well lived.
  • TATAKI GOBO (Burdock Root with Sesame) — Roots that run deep, like a family that stands firm.

Celebration & New Beginnings

  • KOHAKU KAMABOKO (Red and White Fish Cake) — Steamed fish cake in red and white, Japan's colors of celebration.
  • DATEMAKI (Sweet Rolled Omelet) — A thick, dashi-flavored omelet rolled like a scroll. For learning, and for a household kept safe.
  • KOHAKU NAMASU (Pickled Daikon and Carrot) — Bright and clean on the palate. Red and white again, for purity and an auspicious start.

The Centerpieces

  • GINDARA SAIKYO YAKI (Grilled Black Cod with Saikyo Miso) — Black cod marinated in sweet Kyoto Saikyo miso and grilled. Rich, buttery, unmistakable — a taste of happiness.
  • NISHIME (Simmered Vegetables, 8 Varieties) — Eight seasonal vegetables simmered together in one pot. Different ingredients, one harmonious flavor — as a family should be.

Storage & Serving

Refrigerate upon arrival. No thawing required — simply arrange and serve. For optimal freshness and safety, please consume promptly after opening.

Shipping & Delivery

Delivery is scheduled for December 29 - 30, primarily through FedEx or UPS. Specific delivery dates cannot be guaranteed. Please be aware that delays may occur due to weather or traffic conditions. Notifications regarding delivery will be provided via email or phone.

  • We are unable to ship to Hawaii and Alaska.
  • We cannot deliver to P.O. boxes. Please provide a street address.

Reservation Notes

Reservations for Premium New Year's Fresh Osechi can be made through five methods: "Online Store," "Email," "Phone," "Fax," and "Mail Order."

  • Due to various circumstances, the OSHINAGAKI menu items or the materials of the boxes may be subject to change.
  • Changes to reservations, cancellations, exchanges, and returns are not permitted for Fresh Osechi. Your understanding is appreciated.
  • Production is strictly limited. Items may sell out before the order deadline.
  • Each item is individually vacuum packed.
  • Available Size: Approx. 2-3 Servings or Approx. 4-5 Servings
  • Estimated Delivery: December 29 - 30
  • Order Cut-Off: December 23rd, 12PM (PST)
  • Free Overnight Shipping / Tax Included
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