What do you call furikake? Yukari or sesame salt

The salty and slightly sour flavor and the appetizing aroma make the chopsticks unstoppable if you put it on rice. When it is troublesome to make breakfast, bento, and side dishes, sprinkle it with your dad and the delicious and satisfying taste will spread in your mouth. You can buy it at most domestic supermarkets at a reasonable price, and you can sprinkle it on rice as it is, add it to salads, or use it as a secret ingredient for simmered dishes!

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Sesame salt that seems simple and undemanding. However, if you think you have been deceived and try to eat it, the fragrant aroma and just the right amount of salt will spread in your mouth. It is easy to eat because it has no habit, so it is easy to taste and eat even on days when you have little appetite or when you are not in good physical condition. In addition, it can be purchased at a reasonable price at almost any supermarket in Japan, and it is perfect as a sprinkle, as well as a salad dressing and a topping for simmered dishes, and is familiar to home dining tables.

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