What makes Hana Sansho different from regular Sansho?

Hana Sansho consists of the soft buds just before they bloom. It offers a gentler aroma and milder spiciness compared to peppercorn (fruit) sansho, and is available for only a very brief period in early summer.

Can I order these items from overseas?

The article mentions the official online shop, but shipping is typically restricted to within Japan for fresh food items. Please check the website for international availability.

Is the rice included in the eel rice set?

Yes, the 'Hana Sansho and Eel Takikomi Gohan' set includes 2 go (approx. 300g) of Tango Rice, grown in Kyotango, Kyoto.

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Savoring the Rare Seasonal Hana Sansho with Kyoto Beef and Eel: Wakuden Unveils Early Summer Collection

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Murasakino Wakuden has launched a special feature on products using 'Hana Sansho' (prickly ash flowers), available only for a brief period in early summer. The collection includes Kyoto beef hot pot, eel rice, and simmered delicacies, delivering delicate aromas to the dining table.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes Hana Sansho different from regular Sansho?: A: Hana Sansho consists of the soft buds just before they bloom. It offers a gentler aroma and milder spiciness compared to peppercorn (fruit) sansho, and is available for only a very brief period in early summer.
Q: Can I order these items from overseas?: A: The article mentions the official online shop, but shipping is typically restricted to within Japan for fresh food items. Please check the website for international availability.
Q: Is the rice included in the eel rice set?: A: Yes, the 'Hana Sansho and Eel Takikomi Gohan' set includes 2 go (approx. 300g) of Tango Rice, grown in Kyotango, Kyoto.