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Furikake (Egg Furikake)

ふりかけ たまご (Furikake Tamago)

Also known as: Furikake tamago, Egg furikake, ふりかけ たまご, Marumiya tamago furikake

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At a glance

CategoryFood
Japanese labeling nameふりかけ たまご
Common Japanese notationsふりかけ たまご, 卵ふりかけ
OriginFurikake rice seasoning, with egg-style being one of the most popular flavors; principal volume brands Marumiya (Marumiya Tamago Furikake — the established leader), Mishima Foods, Tanaka Furikake; other major flavors include shake (salmon), nori-tama, katsuobushi, sushi-no-ko
Typical functionsRice seasoning — household and bento staple, Onigiri filling/coating, School lunch standard
Regulatory status in JapanStandard food labeling. **Egg is JAS-mandatory allergen.** Multiple allergens typically (egg, wheat, sesame, soybean, fish) — disclosure essential.

Furikake-tamago (ふりかけ たまご) is one of Japan's most popular furikake (rice seasoning) flavors. Marumiya is the established leader. Egg, wheat, sesame, soybean, fish allergen disclosure essential.

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  • Furikake retail packs (multiple flavors)
  • Mini-portion sachets (foodservice and bento)

Ingredient profile

Dried egg-flavored furikake rice seasoning.

OEM applications

Rice seasoning, onigiri, bento, school lunch.

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Regulatory classification in Japan

Standard food labeling. Multiple allergens disclosure essential. Egg JAS-mandatory.

Regulatory classification in other markets

EUEstablished Japanese-cuisine retail. Multiple allergens mandatory.
USAEstablished US Japanese-cuisine retail. Multiple allergens mandatory.
ChinaEstablished trade.
KoreaNiche specialty.

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Quick answers

What is Furikake (Egg Furikake)?
Furikake-tamago (ふりかけ たまご) is one of Japan's most popular furikake (rice seasoning) flavors. Marumiya is the established leader. Egg, wheat, sesame, soybean, fish allergen disclosure essential.
What is the regulatory status of Furikake (Egg Furikake) in Japan?
Standard food labeling. **Egg is JAS-mandatory allergen.** Multiple allergens typically (egg, wheat, sesame, soybean, fish) — disclosure essential.
What products typically use Furikake (Egg Furikake)?
Furikake retail packs (multiple flavors) / Mini-portion sachets (foodservice and bento)
Where does Furikake (Egg Furikake) come from?
Furikake rice seasoning, with egg-style being one of the most popular flavors; principal volume brands Marumiya (Marumiya Tamago Furikake — the established leader), Mishima Foods, Tanaka Furikake; other major flavors include shake (salmon), nori-tama, katsuobushi, sushi-no-ko
What is the INCI / JSCI labeling name for Furikake (Egg Furikake)?
JSCI: ふりかけ たまご

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References

  1. 文部科学省 (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) Standard Tables of Food Composition — ふりかけ たまご

Last updated: 2026-04-28. Ingredient entries are reviewed at least annually against current regulatory listings.

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