Browse Tsukudani (Simmered Preserves) OEM and contract manufacturers in Japan. Find manufacturing partners for private label and contract production. Filter by small lot options and sample availability. Free consultations available.
13 manufacturers
A Kobe-based kelp and seaweed processing manufacturer founded in 1930. Handles the manufacturing and processing of kelp tsukudani, salted kelp, tororo kelp, dashi kelp, kelp rolls, kamameshi seasoning mix, dried hijiki, and more. Accepts OEM and private-label contract manufacturing in a clean room factory with FSSC22000 certification. Small and mid-sized lots available.
A tamari soy sauce brewing manufacturer founded in Taisho 9 (1920). Manufactures traditional tamari soy sauce using soybeans as the primary ingredient along with koji, salt, and water. Supplies processed tamari soy sauce for food manufacturers, including varieties for eel sauce, rice cracker seasoning, and tsukudani (simmered food products), and provides customized contract manufacturing services.
With the motto "a maker who understands the seller," Kawakyo Foods employs Japanese cuisine chefs and provides OEM manufacturing for bottled products, frozen foods, and osechi (New Year dishes) from small lots of 50kg. Equipped with retort sterilization kettles and rapid freezing facilities across two in-house factories, they handle everything from planning and development to production and delivery for ryokan, hotels, and food manufacturers nationwide. Based in Nishinomiya, Hyogo.
Founded in Taisho 1 (1912), this long-established soy sauce brewery has preserved traditional natural fermentation methods for over 110 years in Izumo. Manufacturing hon-jouzou soy sauce aged for 1.5 to 2 years using natural spring water from the Hamayama Spring Group, selected as one of Japan's Best Waters of the Heisei Era. The company produces 76 varieties of soy sauce and soy sauce-based products, along with processed foods including miso and dressing. The company also handles private label and OEM contract manufacturing. Certified organic JAS factory.
A seaweed food processing manufacturer based in Hiroshima Prefecture, founded in 1948 with over 70 years of history. The company engages in the sale of raw seaweed materials and food processing, primarily focusing on kelp, wakame, and hijiki. Holding FSSC certification, it provides OEM manufacturing of a wide range of kelp products including tororo kombu, shio kombu, kombu tsukudani, and dashi ingredients. The company has particular strengths in product planning and development for mass retailers.
An established manufacturer of simmered beans and tsukudani (preserved seafood and vegetable condiments) based in Aichi Prefecture, founded in 1927 (Showa 2). The company preserves traditional flavors and manufacturing methods developed over approximately 100 years while also developing new products. Specializing in the manufacture of simmered beans and tsukudani made with carefully selected ingredients, the company also provides OEM and contract manufacturing services. Small-batch production is available, and the company uses high-quality raw materials such as Tamba black beans.
A marine products processor in Ibaraki Prefecture, originally founded as Saito Suisan in 1950. Specializes in tsukudani (simmered preserves) production, boasting an annual output of 200 tons (approximately 10% of Ibaraki Prefecture's tsukudani marine processing volume). Directly distributes 40 varieties of OEM-manufactured tsukudani to 53 wholesale markets nationwide. Received the Prefectural Governor's Award in 2021. Accommodates orders from small lots.
A seafood processing manufacturer based in Hirado City, Nagasaki Prefecture. Produces dried sardines (niboshi), iriko, and dried fish products primarily from Japanese anchovies. HACCP certified. Committed to additive-free production without antioxidants, colorants, or chemical seasonings. Provides OEM manufacturing for a wide range of seafood products including furikake, tsukudani, and dashi packs. Small lot orders available upon consultation.
Founded in 1931, a Kyoto-based tsukudani (preserved foods simmered in soy) and prepared foods manufacturer. Develops products incorporating Kyoto cuisine traditions, producing hundreds of items including tsukudani, simmered beans, Japanese-style prepared dishes, and osechi (New Year) cuisine. As Kyoto's largest prepared food and tsukudani manufacturer, handles OEM orders from small lots. Part of the Bunsen Group since 2024.
A food processing OEM manufacturer based in Hiroshima Prefecture. Manufactures and sells processed foods from marine and agricultural products, including dashi stock, soups, and furikake (rice seasonings). Handles OEM production of tsukudani (simmered preserves) and prepared dishes, with private brand finished product sales also available. Extensive export experience to Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, the United States, and other markets.
Kombu (kelp) processing manufacturer founded in 1908 in Hiroshima, with over 100 years of history. Produces and sells kelp products including packaged dashi kombu, cut kombu, tororo kombu, and salted kombu, and also handles OEM product development and manufacturing. Additionally engages in wholesale of commercial kelp and produces kombu tsukudani. Capital: 40 million yen; 37 employees.
Founded in 1916 (Taisho 5), a long-established manufacturer with over 100 years of history specializing in tsukudani and eel, traditional products of Kasumigaura. OEM manufacturing is specialized in nori tsukudani. Adopts safe manufacturing methods incorporating HACCP principles. Accepts orders from a minimum of 20kg.
An established manufacturer founded in 1951 with approximately 50 employees, specializing in the production of prepared foods centered on Kyoto home-style cuisine (obanzai). The company holds HACCP certification and implements rigorous quality management from product intake through shipment. Possessing proprietary rapid freezing and retort sterilization technologies, it serves products across chilled, frozen, and retort temperature ranges. The company specializes in OEM production for hotels and foodservice industries, as well as small-lot custom production of private label products for commercial use.