Japan-Sage Market

Yes! They also have rice candy and the caramels.

Typically between $5 and $10 in my experience. Depends on which one you want.

Yeah they do!

Not sure. I know they have green tea mochi.

That is called Mitarashi Dango, but I don't know whether or not they have any at this store.

You will find it there, in loose form, bags, cold and hot.

Not the last time I was there, the super Asia mart on state street is a much better bet for that.

They do not have fish for sashimi, but they do have sushi rolling mats, all the vegetables and sides you would want to include in sushi rolls made at home and a wide variety of high quality rice, including the best sushi rice. In short, pretty much everything but the fish.

I have gotten Anpan from there before , but it's not always in stock. Kind of hit and miss depending on what bakery goods they decide to bring in.

Masks are required, hand sanitizer is available at the entrance, and a plastic barrier is between the cashier staff and customers.

I didn't see why there when I went. I'll have to check when I go again.

You can find them in the freezer.

Frozen one I believe

Typically they have it, but their inventory can fluctuate, so it's best to just give them a call. It stop by for lunch and check it out.

They do.

I think they have it. Call and ask.

I've purchased takoyaki sauce here, and I remember seeing tenkasu and aonori.

Yes they have hello kitty items

Yes they make it themselves. Daily.

They definitely have mochiko. Depending on what kind of dango you want to make, they probably have that too.

I don't remember seeing that either.

No, go to Ocean Mart. :)

I don't represent Sage Market, but I've been there and I know, they don't have fresh fish. They have frozen ingredients, like meat for the beef bowl I sometimes prepare. Rice, vinegar, seaweed paper, yes, they have. Fresh fish, no. I've seen fresh fish at other oriental markets, but I doubt they qualify as sushi-grade fish. They do prepare sushi for lunch, maybe calling them directly and asking if they would sell the fish they use to you?

No