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Hatake-shimeji (Lyophyllum decastes)

はたけしめじ (Hatake-shimeji)

Also known as: Hatake-shimeji, Lyophyllum decastes, 畑しめじ

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At a glance

CategoryFood
Japanese labeling nameはたけしめじ
Common Japanese notationsはたけしめじ, 畑しめじ
OriginLyophyllum decastes shimeji mushroom; modern cultivation primarily Nagano and Niigata
Typical functionsVolume cultivated shimeji — versatile cooking mushroom
Regulatory status in JapanStandard agricultural product labeling. Not a designated allergen.

Hatake-shimeji (はたけしめじ / 畑しめじ) is a Lyophyllum decastes shimeji mushroom variety, cultivated primarily in Nagano and Niigata. Volume cooking mushroom.

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  • Fresh hatake-shimeji retail

Ingredient profile

Lyophyllum decastes shimeji variety.

OEM applications

Stir-fry, soup, hot pot.

For OEM: fresh retail.

Regulatory classification in Japan

Standard food labeling. Not a designated allergen.

Regulatory classification in other markets

EUNiche specialty positioning.
USANiche specialty positioning.
ChinaNiche specialty positioning.
KoreaNiche specialty positioning.

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Seasonality & supply calendar

Harvest months
Cultivated: year-round; wild: September – November
Peak supply
Continuous (cultivated)
Off-season
None

Source: 農林水産省 特用林産物統計. Hatakeshimeji is widely cultivated; sold under 'シメジ' retail labels.

Storage requirements

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Temperature
Chilled 4°C, ~85% RH
Conditions
Perforated film packaging
Shelf life
Fresh 7 days at 4°C

Supply concentration

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Primary regions
Nagano, Yamagata, Hokkaido
Import dependence
100% domestic cultured

農林水産省 特用林産物統計

Certifications commonly available

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SchemeAvailability
Organic JASOn-request
HalalInherent
KosherInherent
VeganInherent

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Quick answers

What is Hatake-shimeji (Lyophyllum decastes)?
Hatake-shimeji (はたけしめじ / 畑しめじ) is a Lyophyllum decastes shimeji mushroom variety, cultivated primarily in Nagano and Niigata. Volume cooking mushroom.
What is the regulatory status of Hatake-shimeji (Lyophyllum decastes) in Japan?
Standard agricultural product labeling. Not a designated allergen.
What products typically use Hatake-shimeji (Lyophyllum decastes)?
Fresh hatake-shimeji retail
Where does Hatake-shimeji (Lyophyllum decastes) come from?
Lyophyllum decastes shimeji mushroom; modern cultivation primarily Nagano and Niigata
What is the INCI / JSCI labeling name for Hatake-shimeji (Lyophyllum decastes)?
JSCI: はたけしめじ

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References

  1. 文部科学省 (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) Standard Tables of Food Composition — はたけしめじ

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

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