It is a Japanese related company, so I initially read “pantry” as “panties,” and I did not even blink an eye at it. #sukebe
There seems to be a number of monthly subscription services for Japanese candy and snacks, but JapanCrate.com has a new site where you can freely shop and buy items per item and whenever you want or are in need, nice.
Feel free to peruse through the pantry drawer.
It seems like such a common sense ecommerce site to have, but there are only a few like it that I know of which is also why I am doing a dedicated post about SugoiMart.com

Up front, I was not a big fan of JapanCrate, but I liked the basic correspondence I had with their SugoiMart rep (CG) which was enough for me to change my tune…. oh not to mention some free KitKats (I’m so easily bought if I like you/your company).
If only scratch and sniff online technology existed.
Now, you might see “toys” and think it’s for kids, but tell me how you could you not want these so called toys?
I WANT THESE!!!

If you’re in the food industry, or you know anybody that is, this would make a great gift (I should also say not only for chefs, but foodies, and bloggers too).

I just love how it’s a “toy,” yet it’s a toy that you can learn from. That is so Japanese, and it reminds me of the “entertainment” program I watched in Tokyo about benpi (constipation) and yes, I was quite entertained.

More people ought to learn their pig, cow, tuna, and chicken parts vs. calling everything “meat, meat, meat, and icky parts.”

Instead of feeding your sushi chef beers and sake that is slowly killing their liver and driving record, try getting them this tuna to butter them up.
I WANT THEM ALL

Haha very creative!
I want them all! Nihonjins know how to have fun while learning.