A Journey to Japan — CookGood Gift Card
$100.00
$100.00
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$100.00
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A Journey to Japan — CookGood Gift Card
$100.00
Sale price
$100.00
Regular price
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A gift that lets someone choose their own journey to Japan.
Delivered by email — instantly, or on the day you choose, with your message. The one you love picks their own table: barrel-aged soy sauce from an island brewery, dashi from a century-old Kyoto shop, noodles, tea. One card covers it all, door to door.
Highlights
- Sent by email with your personal message — instantly, or scheduled for the day itself.
- Covers everything: the products, shipping from Japan, and U.S. customs duties at checkout.
- Never expires, and any remaining balance stays for their next order.
- Whatever they choose ships directly from the makers in Japan — not from a US warehouse.
How it works
- Choose an amount, add the recipient’s email and your message, and pick a delivery date if you like.
- They receive a digital card by email and use the code at checkout — no account needed.
- The card applies to the entire order: products, shipping, and duties. The total they see is the total the card pays.
What each amount brings to their table
$100 — a complete delivery from Japan: the Uneno Dashi Trio at their door (about $95 all-in), or a bottle of barrel-aged soy sauce with a small companion. $150 — the Yamaroku Soy Sauce Tasting Set: three kioke-barrel sauces, delivered for almost exactly this amount. $200 — a pantry: soy sauce, dashi, and seasonings in one generous box. Prices are approximate; the card simply covers whatever they choose.
Good to know
- The card never expires.
- Balances can be used across multiple orders.
- Gift cards are non-refundable and can’t be exchanged for cash.
- Alcohol is not available to U.S. customers, so the card can’t be spent on it — everything else on the table is theirs to choose.
Not sure what they’d pick first? See how we recommend starting — one bottle, or a complete first dinner.
From our table in Japan to theirs · CookGood.JP