Japanese OEM Manufacturers

A small-lot agricultural product processing specialist founded in 2017. Handles ultra-small-lot OEM starting from as few as 250 units. Offers contract manufacturing in various formats including bottled, bagged, and retort pouch products. Extensive experience in porridge production.

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.

A halal food manufacturer headquartered in Nakano Ward, Tokyo. Established in 1985, Japan's first specialized Turkish import trading company. Since 2016, it has manufactured frozen prepared dishes, confectionery and bread, and bento boxes at one of Japan's few fully halal-certified factories. The company also accepts contract manufacturing in small lots, which major factories cannot accommodate. Its strength lies in the development of unique halal food products utilizing Turkish culinary expertise.

A Japanese confectionery manufacturer based in Osaka, Osaka Prefecture. Founded in Showa 29 (1954). Transitioned from retail operations to manufacturing, supplying Japanese confectionery products to department stores and retail outlets nationwide. Manages all processes from planning and proposal through development and manufacturing in-house. Offers OEM manufacturing services starting from small quantities, with expertise in developing seasonal confectionery OEM products. Aims to create a new Japanese confectionery culture that blends Japanese and Western traditions.

A frozen Japanese confectionery manufacturer headquartered in Kurate County, Fukuoka Prefecture. A group company of Warabeya Nichiyou Holdings (listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime). Boasts manufacturing experience of approximately 500 product types and handles OEM and private brand contract manufacturing for both commercial and retail frozen Japanese confectionery. Main products include daifuku (55% composition), warabi mochi (20%), kuzu mochi (15%), and sakura mochi (10%). Equipped with individual packaging capability, statutory labeling compliance, prototype development services, and rapid freezing equipment.

A powder food specialist manufacturer (Naniwa Group) headquartered in Yao City, Osaka. Leveraging expertise cultivated through kombu tea and ume kombu tea manufacturing, the company specializes in OEM production of powdered and granulated foods including ochazuke seasoning, furikake, powder soup, and latte mixes. Capable of developing ochazuke products blending specialty products and agricultural products with a proprietary powder white dashi base. Handles small-lot production, also strong in souvenir product planning.

Established in 2010, a bread OEM factory in Makinohara City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Capable of producing approximately 20,000 bread items and 600 loaves of bread per day. Extensive OEM supply experience for restaurants, cafes, service areas, roadside stations, company cafeterias, and hospitals. Also handles recipe development from scratch.

A food manufacturer based in Mita City, Hyogo Prefecture. In 2016, it obtained Japan Halal Association certification as the first halal kitchen in Japan (excluding airline meals). The company established a new factory in Kita Ward, Kobe City, and commenced full-scale production of halal-compliant food products. The company also supplies OEM sesame tofu made with domestic sesame and authentic Yoshino kuzu, and engages in specialty product processing.

A Kagoshima-based company with a top-tier track record in Japan as a sesame specialist manufacturer. Provides OEM production for a full range of sesame products including ground sesame, roasted sesame, and sesame paste.

A rice-based food manufacturer founded in 1947. Pioneered clean room factory construction in the industry, advancing packaged mochi (rice cake) production. Handles OEM and private brand contract manufacturing of rice crackers, cut mochi, and kagami mochi. Operates multiple factories across Niigata Prefecture.

A food OEM and private brand contract manufacturer in Nabari City, Mie Prefecture. Handles OEM production of a wide range of foods including dried noodles such as udon, soba, and somen, as well as instant ramen (non-fried noodles) and rice crackers. Supports local production for local consumption and sixth-industry development, providing integrated support from planning to development, manufacturing, and delivery for small-lot original products.

A food manufacturer established in 1960 in Miyagi Prefecture. Beginning with school lunch operations, the company has focused on proprietary products including care foods and frozen boxed meals since the earthquake disaster. It manufactures chilled pack regular meals and mousse foods for individuals with difficulty swallowing. A new facility is scheduled to be completed in Higashimatsushima City in 2024, with planned acquisition of FSSC 22000 certification.

A long-established Niigata company founded in 1897. Operates an integrated system from rice production to sales. Products include packaged mochi, retort-pouch rice, and rice flour.

A long-established mochi (rice cake) manufacturer in Niigata Prefecture, founded in 1884. Offers OEM services that handle everything from the customer's raw rice to the final packaged product.

A furikake and food OEM specialist manufacturer established in 1978. We manufacture products in our own factory with rigorous quality control, from small-lot to mass production. Permanent staff: 75 employees. Capital: 45 million yen.

Spun off from a school meal bread company. The company handles OEM manufacturing of bread, Western confectionery, and Japanese confectionery from small lots.

Established in 1977, with 1,554 employees and three factories in Saitama Prefecture. Produces a wide range of bread products from commercial to retail use. Extensive track record in OEM and private brand manufacturing.

A confectionery OEM contract manufacturer based in Kama City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Established in 1999, handling a wide range of products from Western-style fresh confections to baked goods, desserts, and Japanese sweets. Equipped with large tunnel ovens and German-made pie production lines, capable of producing from small to large lots. Manufactures a wide variety of products including jellies, puddings, daifuku mochi, and dorayaki.

Rice cracker manufacturer established in 1950. Offers approximately 200 product items. Known for its flagship deep-fried rice cracker "Age Daimaru."

Organic rice cracker manufacturer founded in 1935. Produces JAS Organic certified arare crackers. Offers easy-order production with zero plate fees, starting from 1,500 packs.