Kewpie Mayonnaise

Food technology innovation by Ajinomoto, founded in 1908. Discovered umami component sodium glutamate from kombu broth, revolutionizing tables worldwide. Through seasonings, frozen foods, and processed products, spreading Japanese food technology globally. Demonstrates fusion of scientific approach with food culture.

Kewpie's mayonnaise and condiments developed through unique methods tailored to Japanese taste. Became national condiment highly popular in Asia, representing Japanese taste culture.

A food manufacturer founded by Toichiro Nakashima in 1919. Introducing Japan's first mayonnaise in 1925, Kewpie has led Japanese mayo culture ever since. Made with egg yolks only for a rich, distinctive taste, it has surged in popularity overseas as 'Japanese mayonnaise.' The Kewpie doll logo is a beloved national icon in Japan.

Mayonnaise manufactured by Kewpie. Using high-concentration egg yolks, it achieves rich, creamy flavor. Became an essential seasoning in Japanese cuisine, used in sushi, okonomiyaki, salads, and more. The Kewpie brand represents Japanese seasonings.

Mayonnaise manufactured by Kewpie. Since its 1925 launch, dominating the Japanese market through unique production using only egg yolks. Known for rich, creamy flavor. Essential condiment in Japanese cooking. International expansion ongoing, especially popular in Asia. Representative Japanese seasoning company of food culture.

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