Producer-operated shops across Japan

Buy direct from Japanese food producers.

Compare wild meat, sea salt, free-range eggs, and matcha by product, region, and producer. You order in the producer’s official shop, which takes payment and ships.

Warm outdoor dining table with lanterns, a wooden board, and prepared wild food.
Outdoor dining. Not a listed product.

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Sourcing for restaurants

Restaurants can also ask us to find producers, check supply, and prepare product notes, menu descriptions, and staff guidance.

Find suitable producers

Receive a focused shortlist of Japanese producers and products that match your menu, format, and location.

Check whether supply works

Clarify availability, samples, pack size, storage, lead time, minimum quantities, and ordering before committing.

Prepare the menu and team

Turn source-backed product facts into kitchen notes, menu language, and clear explanations for staff and guests.

What this site is

Who sells

You buy from the producer. The producer takes payment and handles delivery; Wild Food Japan is not the merchant of record.

What the Shop lists

Venison, wild boar, kyon (muntjac deer), sea salt, free-range eggs, and matcha from producer-operated shops.

What a listed shop means

Identity, official checkout, legal seller, live product list, and public quality evidence were reviewed. That is not a tasting, inspection, or order guarantee.

Why origin matters

Region, species, and method change flavor, season, storage, menu language, and whether supply can repeat.

Sliced meat cooking on a tabletop grill.
A plated wild food steak with salad and bread.
A shared platter with roasted meat and charcuterie.

Japanese gibier for restaurants

Gibier is wild game meat, from deer and boar to bear and birds. Tell us the species, cut, format, monthly volume, delivery area, and timing. We can check suitable producers, current availability, samples, handling, and ordering requirements.

Japan’s gibier supply data

Use cited public data to understand supply, processing capacity, and regional patterns before approaching producers or planning a longer-term program.

View gibier supply data

Before you commit

Where it comes from and who makes it
Season, volume, lead time, and samples
Format, storage, paperwork, and ordering
How the team will use it and explain it

Tell us the sourcing requirement.

Tell us the product, format, volume, timing, delivery area, and intended menu use. We will tell you whether we can help and what the most useful next step is.