Japanese OEM Manufacturers

Founded in Meiji 28 (1895), an established sauce manufacturer based in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture. We provide OEM contract manufacturing for liquid seasonings including Worcestershire sauce, medium-strength sauce, tonkatsu sauce, dressings, men-tsuyu, and other condiments. Leveraging artisanal handcrafted methods and 130 years of traditional techniques, we develop and manufacture original sauces from small batches of 100kg. We offer up to 3 free prototype samples.

A flour manufacturer founded in 1940 in Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture. In addition to manufacturing approximately 200 types of wheat flour, the company provides OEM manufacturing of premix flour for bread, noodles, confectionery, and batter applications. Small-lot production from 200kg is available, with flexible accommodation of diverse formulations including materials with strong colors and aromas. Operating as a "Flour Products General Consultation Office," the company supports original product development that addresses customer challenges.

A major OEM manufacturer of health foods and pharmaceuticals headquartered in Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture. Founded in 1907, the company began as a beekeeping business. With 1,641 employees and revenue exceeding ¥36.6 billion, it provides one-stop OEM services from raw-material processing through ingredient development. Holds proprietary technologies in freeze-drying, fermentation, and natural-extract concentration. Strong in development and manufacturing of foods with functional claims (kinōsei hyōji shokuhin). Operates four factories: Motosu, Ikeda, Ibigawa, and Next Stage.

A pickled plum manufacturer headquartered in Minabe Town, Wakayama Prefecture. Founded in 1948, the company boasts over 70 years of expertise in plum products. Located in the birthplace of Nanko plums, it uses plums from a production area certified as a UNESCO World Agricultural Heritage Site. As a major pickled plum manufacturer with approximately 121 employees, the company supplies commercial-grade pickled plums and provides OEM manufacturing services. The company obtained SQF certification in 2020.

A food manufacturer headquartered in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo. A 100-year company founded in 1912. Engaged in the manufacturing and sales of margarine, mayonnaise, and dressing products. Operates a JAS-certified mayonnaise factory in Shiga. Offers multiple types of mayonnaise including whole egg type and egg yolk type. Supplies a wide range of products from school lunches to commercial food service. Operates three factories: Kasukabe Factory (Saitama), Shiga Factory, and Bihoro Factory (Hokkaido).

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 noodle and dumpling wrapper manufacturer based in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. Leveraging expertise as a noodle production facility, the company manufactures dumpling, wonton, and shumai wrappers. The company accommodates custom manufacturing according to customer specifications and ships nationwide to Chinese restaurants and ramen establishments. Dumpling wrappers are available in diameters of 75mm to 115mm with thicknesses of 0.9mm to 1.3mm, while wonton wrappers are offered in 85mm square and 105mm square sizes, enabling precise customization of wrapper dimensions.

A confectionery manufacturer located in Toyooka City, Hyogo Prefecture (near Kinosaki Onsen). Offers contract manufacturing, OEM, and private label services for daifuku, fruit daifuku, warabi mochi, and other products. OEM development basic fee: ¥80,000 (excluding tax, including development costs, trial production materials, and one-time delivery). Strengths include flexible customization tailored to small-scale factory operations. Also develops proprietary products such as aged double-baked crab crackers.

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 health food OEM/ODM manufacturer with headquarters in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo and the Harima Production Development Center in Tatsuno City, Hyogo Prefecture. The company handles both raw material sales and contract manufacturing, possessing proprietary functional ingredients including hyaluronic acid and Acanthopanax senticosus extract. The company provides support for filing documents for foods with functional claims and conducts SR (Systematic Review) research. It accommodates all dosage forms including powders, granules, tablets, capsules, drinks, and jellies.

A leading soy milk manufacturer in Japan headquartered in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture. With miso and soy milk as core business segments, the company began manufacturing soy milk beverages in the early 1980s. Leveraging aseptic filling technology developed through soy milk production, the company provides OEM manufacturing services for various beverage products. The company operates large-scale production facilities across multiple locations including Tottori Factory and Toyama Factory. The company has a track record of developing Soymilk Yogurt (plant-based lactic acid fermented products).

A printed nori (seaweed) specialist manufacturer headquartered in Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama. Possesses proprietary patented technology for printing patterns on nori surfaces using calcium-based edible ink. Also handles a variety of flavored nori including soy sauce, wasabi, and garlic. Capable of OEM manufacturing for various applications including custom nori for restaurants, gift printed nori, and novelty nori.

Founded in 1937, a long-standing Hiroshima food manufacturer known for the Nitto Relay brand. Manufactures and sells kombu tea, ume kombu tea, pickling seasonings for asazuke and nukazuke, and powder beverages such as ginger tea and kuzu tea. Strengths in powder blending development and manufacturing technology, capable of small-lot OEM/ODM production from 100kg.