Chili seeds

Manganji is a Japanese chili pepper with little to no heat. The peppers typically grow to 10-15 cm in length and 2-5 cm in diameter. In Japan, they are usually harvested in their young and green phase. They are named after the Manganji Temple and the...

Fushimi is a Japanese chili pepper with little to no heat. The peppers ripen early and after about 65 days after transplanting they can already be harvested. This usually happens in the green phase when the flavour is at its best. The thin-walled, crispy...

The Himo Togarashi pepper is a specialty pepper, with little to no heat, deeply rooted in traditional Japanese cuisine, particularly prominent in the Nara prefecture region for centuries. Recognized as Yamato dento yasai, translating to "a special...

Shishito peppers are traditionally served in Japanese cuisine roasted and tossed with sesame oil and a dash of soy sauce. Also perfect for making tempura and other traditional recipes. For cooking, a hole is poked in the pepper beforehand to keep...