With small-size seasoning sets, it is easy to choose without knowing which six bottles are included, or whether the words lined up in the product name match what is inside. Note that the eyecatch and the product photos in the article carry text the shop placed in the images, such as “広島県産” (Hiroshima-grown) and “瀬戸内” (Setouchi); this is the shop’s own display, not a fact Ochinity has confirmed as the origin of the ingredients (items with a stated origin are as in the “Country of origin” row, and the origin of the ingredients in the lemon ponzu and the oyster soy sauce is unconfirmed). For the Teraokake Popular 6-Item Trial Set RA from Teraoka Organic Brewery (寺岡有機醸造), this article sorts what the Rakuten Ichiba product page states and Rakuten reviews into five points: amount, shelf life, ingredient labeling, suitability as a gift, and reviews.
What We Confirmed
- Amount and the contents of the six bottles
- Storage method and shelf life
- Ingredient and allergen labeling
- Whether it can be used as a gift
- Trends in public reviews
Basic Information
This table transcribes what is stated on the product page. However, the “not confirmed” labels and any notes we add are our own.
| Product name | Teraokake Popular 6-Item Trial Set RA (寺岡家の人気6点お試しセットRA) (Teraoka Organic Brewery, 寺岡有機醸造)Source: Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026) The product name shown on the Rakuten product page is a long string of keywords. The “dashi soy sauce” and “koikuchi (dark) soy sauce” in it are not among the six bottles listed in the product description. Also, “Domestic Organic Soy Sauce”, “Organic JAS”, “Organic” and “Gift” are the seller’s own labels and do not necessarily apply to all six bottles. The product description images show “organic JAS certified product” (有機JAS認証取得商品) and “organic JAS mark” (有機JASマーク) labels on some of the products, but we have not confirmed which of the six bottles they apply to, so this is not confirmed. All of these are labels made by the seller. |
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| Name (food-labeling category) | The product page has no statement of the “name” field of the food information label, so this is not confirmed (for what the six bottles are called, see the “Content volume” row below)Source: Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026) |
| Content volume | 150ml × 6 bottles (1 each). The product description lists the six as: domestic organic whole-soybean soy sauce “Kuradashi” (国産有機丸大豆醤油蔵出し) / organic sashimi soy sauce (有機さしみ醤油) / organic yuzu ponzu (有機ゆずぽんず) / “Tamago ni Kakeru Oshoyu” (たまごにかけるおしょうゆ) / oyster soy sauce (かき醤油) / lemon ponzu (レモンぽんず). The product page has no statement of how many servings this makes, so this is not confirmedSource: Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026) |
| Storage method | The page advises keeping it at room temperature away from direct sunlight, and in the refrigerator after openingSource: Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026) |
| Best-before date | Shown as 12 months. The product page has no statement of whether this counts from shipment or from purchase, so this is not confirmedSource: Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026) |
| Country of origin (ingredient) | The page states that both the soybeans and the wheat of the domestic organic whole-soybean soy sauce “Kuradashi” are domestic (Japan), and that the soybeans of the organic sashimi soy sauce are from the U.S. (the origin of the wheat is not stated). For the other four, the soy sauce is stated only as “manufactured in Japan”, so the origin of the ingredients is not confirmedSource: ingredient field of the Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026) |
| Place of processing | There is no explicit statement of a place of processing, so this is not confirmed (for the manufacturer’s location, see the “Manufacturer” row below) |
| Condition / how to eat (whether heating is needed) | A set of six 150ml bottles of seasoning. We found no shop guidance on whether heating is needed or on how to eat itSource: Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026) |
| Delivery | The delivery method (carrier and service type) is not stated on the product page, so this is not confirmed. The page says this set is basically shipped without gift wrappingSource: Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026) |
| Manufacturer | Teraoka Organic Brewery Co., Ltd. (寺岡有機醸造株式会社) (Fukuyama, Hiroshima Prefecture)Source: Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026) |
| Shop | Teraokake no Oshoyu Rakuten Ichiba Store (寺岡家のお醤油楽天市場店) (Rakuten Ichiba) |
Prices are not listed here because they change. Please check the current price and stock availability at the link above.
Ingredients and Allergen Labeling
These are the ingredients for each of the six bottles as written in the ingredient field of the Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026). The wording follows the product page.
| Product | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Domestic organic whole-soybean soy sauce “Kuradashi” (国産有機丸大豆醤油蔵出し) | Organic soybeans (domestic), organic wheat (domestic), salt |
| Organic sashimi soy sauce (有機さしみ醤油) | Organic soybeans (U.S.), organic wheat, salt |
| Organic yuzu ponzu (有機ゆずぽんず) | Organic soy sauce (contains soybeans and wheat) (manufactured in Japan), organic rice vinegar, organic yuzu juice, organic sugar, bonito stock, salt, yeast extract / antioxidant (vitamin C) |
| “Tamago ni Kakeru Oshoyu” (たまごにかけるおしょうゆ) | Soy sauce (contains soybeans and wheat) (manufactured in Japan), sugar, mirin, bonito extract, salt, kelp extract, oyster extract, yeast extract, shiitake extract / alcohol |
| Oyster soy sauce (かき醤油) | Soy sauce (contains soybeans and wheat) (manufactured in Japan), sugar, mirin, bonito extract, salt, kelp extract, oyster extract, yeast extract, shiitake extract / alcohol |
| Lemon ponzu (レモンぽんず) | Soy sauce (contains soybeans and wheat) (manufactured in Japan), lemon juice, grain vinegar, sugar, mirin, salt, bonito extract, kelp extract, oyster extract, yeast extract / antioxidant (vitamin C) |
Source: ingredient field of the Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026)
The allergen field shows soybeans and wheat (source: as above). On the other hand, the ingredient field also lists extracts made from bonito, kelp, oyster and shiitake, among others, but only soybeans and wheat appear in the allergen field. If you have an allergy to anything other than soybeans or wheat, or want to check the additives, ask the shop before buying or check the food information label on the product when it arrives.
Reference: Consumer Affairs Agency, Japan, “About Allergen Labeling” (accessed October 1, 2026)
Five Things to Check Before Buying
| What to check | This product | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Amount / servings | 150ml × 6 bottles. The contents are the six items in the product description (see the “Content volume” row of “Basic Information” above). The number of servings is not confirmed | Rakuten Ichiba product page |
| 2. Storage and shelf life | Room temperature away from direct sunlight, refrigerate after opening. Best-before date shown as 12 months (starting point not confirmed) | Rakuten Ichiba product page |
| 3. Ingredients and allergen labeling | Allergen field: soybeans and wheat. The soybeans in the sashimi soy sauce are shown as U.S.-grown, and the origin of the ingredients in the other four is not confirmed | Ingredient field of the Rakuten Ichiba product page |
| 4. Suitability as a gift | Support for noshi (gift wrapping label), message cards and gift boxes is not found on the product page, so this is not confirmed. The page says it is basically shipped without gift wrapping | Rakuten Ichiba product page |
| 5. Review ratings | The Rakuten Ichiba rating is 4.68 / 5 (1,065 reviews). We read 95 of them for this article, and this figure and the range we read do not necessarily represent the product’s current condition | Rakuten Minna no Review (accessed October 1, 2026) |
Suitable as a Gift?
These are the gift-related items written on the Rakuten Ichiba product page.
- Noshi: support for noshi is not found on the product page, and the type of inscription is also not confirmed
- Wrapping: the page says this set is basically shipped without gift wrapping. If you want it wrapped, the page asks you to state that you want wrapping in the request field when ordering. The type of wrapping and the fee are not found, so these are not confirmed
- Gift box / message card: not found, so this is not confirmed
- Name printing: we could not confirm any guidance
The product name includes the word “Gift”, but as above, the handling of noshi, wrapping and gift boxes could not be confirmed on the product page. If you are planning to use it as a gift, please take this into account.
Source: Rakuten Ichiba product page (accessed October 1, 2026)
What Public Reviews Say
We sorted the product reviews on Rakuten Ichiba by viewpoint. Ratings are as of the viewing date and change afterward.
| Site | Rating | Count | Viewed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rakuten Minna no Review (product page) | 4.68 / 5 | 1,065 | October 1, 2026 |
Rating breakdown: 5★ 788 / 4★ 219 / 3★ 53 / 2★ 3 / 1★ 2 (as shown on Rakuten Ichiba, viewed October 1, 2026)
What we read: the first 60 reviews in Rakuten’s default order (posted September 2011 to July 2026; latest July 2026), plus 2 filtered to 1★ (all 2 matching; posted October 2015 to July 2016), 3 filtered to 2★ (all 3 matching; posted July 2011 to April 2025), and 30 filtered to 3★ (out of 53 matching; posted June 2015 to September 2024; added because 1★ and 2★ together number only 5), 95 in total. The 5 reviews at 1★ and 2★ combined were posted July 2011 to April 2025, and the latest is April 2025. These trends may not reflect the product’s current condition.
From the way they are written, most posts from 2019 or earlier appear to be about a different set (one that included tofu soup base and white sesame dressing), and they make up about half of the 60 in the default order. The viewpoints below count only what also applies to the current six bottles.
What Reviewers Praise
Being able to try six kinds in small amounts
Of the 60 reviews in the default order, 20 (9 of them posted within the last 2 years) said they could try six kinds in small amounts while comparing flavors and uses. By product, 14 reviews (6 within the last 2 years) spoke favorably of the ponzu-type products, and 12 (4 within the last 2 years) said they used the sashimi soy sauce on sashimi or tofu and liked it.
“Tamago ni Kakeru Oshoyu”
18 of the 60 reviews (7 of them posted within the last 2 years) spoke favorably of “Tamago ni Kakeru Oshoyu”. Besides eggs over rice, some described using it to season stir-fried vegetables and dashi-rolled omelet.
The small 150ml size
15 reviews (7 of them posted within the last 2 years) touched on the small capacity, saying that it is easy to use up, easy to keep on the table, or fits in the refrigerator door.
Use as a gift or thank-you
10 reviews (5 of them posted within the last 2 years) said they used it as a gift or thank-you and it was well received. They describe enjoying the variety of kinds and the size being just right. For how wrapping and noshi are handled, see the “Suitable as a Gift?” section above; they could not be confirmed on the product page.
Source: Rakuten Minna no Review (accessed October 1, 2026; first 60 reviews in the default order checked)
What Reviewers Note
Strength of the sweetness
7 of the 95 reviews we read (3 of them posted within the last 2 years) said they found “Tamago ni Kakeru Oshoyu”, the lemon ponzu, the oyster soy sauce and others sweet. On the other hand, some reviews said the sweetness of “Tamago ni Kakeru Oshoyu” suits it well, so impressions are divided.
How to check: the ingredients of “Tamago ni Kakeru Oshoyu”, the lemon ponzu and the oyster soy sauce are listed in the “Ingredients and Allergen Labeling” table in this article.
The gap between “organic” or “domestic” and the ingredient labeling
2 of the 63 reviews (the first 60 in the default order plus the 3 at 2★) (both posted within the last 2 years) pointed out that the ingredients shown on the label differ from what the words “organic” or “domestic” had led them to expect. The ingredient field of the product page also mixes products with and without “organic”.
How to check: the labeling of the ingredients is collected in the “Ingredients and Allergen Labeling” table of this article and the “Country of origin (ingredient)” row of “Basic Information”.
Favorite bottles running out first and unused ones remaining
3 reviews said that the bottles they like run out first while the ones they do not use are left, and wished there were a set where they could choose. All 3 were posted in 2022 or earlier.
How to check: the contents of the six bottles are collected in the “Content volume” row of “Basic Information” in this article.
Posts about things other than the product itself, such as delivery, the shop’s handling, and price differences by purchase date, are not counted in the viewpoints above.
Source: Rakuten Minna no Review (accessed October 1, 2026; first 60 reviews in the default order, all 5 at 1★ and 2★, and 30 at 3★ checked)
Who It Suits / Who Should Be Careful
Who It Suits
- Want to try six kinds in small 150ml bottles
- Want to check the contents of the six bottles and the ingredient labeling before choosing
- Want to try soy sauce and ponzu together
Who Should Be Careful
- Have a soybean or wheat allergy (as shown in the allergen field). The ingredient field also lists extracts of bonito, oyster, shiitake and others
- Want to use it as a gift that comes with noshi, wrapping or a gift box (not found; the page says it is basically shipped without gift wrapping)
- Assume all six bottles use domestic ingredients and are labeled organic (the sashimi soy sauce’s soybeans are shown as U.S.-grown, and four are stated only as manufactured in Japan)
- Want to pick only the bottles you like (the contents are fixed by the product description, and no option field for the specification was found)
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Summary
- 150ml × 6 bottles, with the contents being the six items in the product description. Room-temperature storage and refrigeration after opening; best-before date shown as 12 months (starting point not confirmed)
- The allergen field shows soybeans and wheat. The sashimi soy sauce’s soybeans are shown as U.S.-grown, and products with and without “organic” are mixed, so check the ingredient table
- Support for noshi, wrapping and gift boxes could not be confirmed on the product page, and the page says it is basically shipped without gift wrapping. Keep this in mind if you use it as a gift
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Comments on taste or quality are summarized from third-party posts cited with their source, and are not Ochinity’s own evaluation. Our approach to writing articles is described in our Editorial Policy.
Information as of: October 1, 2026 / Sources: Rakuten Ichiba “Teraokake no Oshoyu Rakuten Ichiba Store” product page, Rakuten Minna no Review, Consumer Affairs Agency, Japan “About Allergen Labeling”
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