Nozawana pickles with Wasabi

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Nozawana pickles with Wasabi


Do you know Nozawana ?

Nozawana is a kind of pickles.

Nozawana, the mustard family plant, cultivated in some region, and salted and fermented, and become pickles.

Nozawana pickles

This Nozawana contains carrots, kombu(kelp) and Wasabi* !

*Wasabi = Japanese horseradish, eating with Sushi


I like the taste of Nozawana,

but I don't know it suits everyone's taste.


If you find out Nozawana in Japan, please try it and check it !


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