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Published: 2026-11-09 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-09 — Taiwan’s e-commerce industry is well-developed. Japanese company Meg Co., Ltd. has partnered with the Japan Agricultural Cooperatives and various local renowned stores, combining its experience in curating physical food culture exhibitions to carefully select a variety of high-quality Japanese goods. It has launched the Japanese Food Travel shopping platform, which officially went live on June 26...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
 
Taiwan’s e-commerce industry is well-developed. Japanese company Meg Co., Ltd. has partnered with the Japan Agricultural Cooperatives and various local renowned stores, combining its experience in curating physical food culture exhibitions to carefully select a hundred kinds of high-quality Japanese goods. It has launched the “Japanese Food Travel” shopping platform, which officially went on sale at 12 noon on June 26.

Japanese Food Travel selection platform officially launches on June 26 (Photo/MOOK Scenic Spots Family, Zhang Yingying)

The site offers a full range of 8 categories including rice, ramen, beverages, fresh produce, snacks and processed goods — covering rice, noodles, drinks, fresh fruits and vegetables, snacks and drinking snacks, side dishes and processed items, seasonings, and handicrafts. It gathers agricultural specialties and top-tier products from all over Japan, allowing consumers in Taiwan to purchase hard-to-find regional delicacies even locals struggle to get, all in real time, as well as access the latest Japanese food trends.

Hokkaido Rice (Photo/MOOK Scenic Spots Family, Zhang Yingying)

The first wave of highlighted products focuses on three major categories: “Hokkaido Rice,” “Specialty Ramen,” and “Aomori Scallops.”

Japanese Food Travel offers 6 different types of Hokkaido rice (Photo/Japanese Food Travel)

Japanese rice has many fans in Taiwan. In addition to the most famous “Koshihikari” from Niigata, Hokkaido’s “Nanatsuboshi,” “Yume no Yoi,” and “Fukurin” have also ranked high in popularity in recent years.

Hokkaido’s representative rices, “Yume no Yoi” and “Nanatsuboshi,” have received the highest “Special A” rating for 8 consecutive years (Photo/MOOK Scenic Spots Family, Zhang Yingying)

The ramen craze in Taiwan shows no signs of slowing down. In fact, many well-known ramen shops offer instant versions that allow consumers to enjoy a variety of distinctive ramen flavors at home.

Kyoto Muteppou Rich Tonkotsu Ramen (Photo/Japanese Food Travel)

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