Then, the crackers slowly began to gain popularity in Japanese cuisine. The name "senbei" first appeared shortly after in documents around 737, and the Japanese rice cracker was born. The original ...

Last year he was tapped to run Kameda Seika, the industry-leading senbei (rice cracker ... "I want to deliver traditional Japanese rice crackers from Niigata Prefecture to eight billion people ...

Students on school trips and foreign visitors flock there to feed hundreds of wild deer a snack called “shika senbei” (deer rice crackers ... according to the Japan Tourism Agency.

Trader Joe's Sugared Rice Crackers Are Very Similar To Japanese Senbei After looking around the snack aisle of the Korean grocery store for a while, I finally found a package of crackers that had ...

Takoyaki anyone? Don't leave Kyoto, Japan without trying their delicious street food. This list provides the top 10 street ...

The products include fermented salted squid, senbei rice crackers and Japanese sake. Authorities in Taiwan say they found records that two firms there imported products containing the beni-koji ...

The deer are a major attraction and visitors are encouraged to feed them special “shika senbei” rice crackers ... as well as Japanese. The deer are designated as a national natural monument ...

Iwashi senbei are a kind of rice cracker (‘senbei’ means cracker and ‘iwashi’ are sardines in Japanese), and they’re one of the snacks you may come across in Japanese cinemas.