Japanese Flour

Explore a new world of baking with our collection of Japanese flour. From finely milled soy flour to komeko and other specialty blends used in noodles, tempura and sweets, they are perfect for authentic Japanese cooking and baking. Whether you’re recreating traditional recipes or experimenting with new ideas, our carefully sourced flours are high-quality essentials for your next Japanese culinary adventure.

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A white 300g bag of Mochiko Komeko Rice Flour for Mochi, made from sticky rice, with an image of a cheese pizza and Japanese/English labels. Ideal for mochi recipes or Japanese desserts.
Mochiko Komeko Rice Flour for Mochi - 300g
£4.95
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A 220g pack of Komeko Rice Flour for Tempura & Baking, gluten-free, features Japanese text, images of tempura shrimp, and a Non Gluten label on a white background.
Komeko Rice Flour for Tempura & Baking - 220g
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A 200g package of Sobako Whole Buckwheat Flour with Japanese and English text on the label, displayed against a plain white background.
Sobako Whole Buckwheat Flour - 200g
£5.50
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A clear plastic bag of Hon Kuzu Gluten-Free Arrowroot Starch (150g), labeled in Japanese and English, is displayed against a white background—a key ingredient for authentic Japanese cuisine.
Hon Kuzu Gluten-Free Arrowroot Starch - 150g
£12.50
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A silver, resealable bag labeled "Kinako Roasted Soy Flour" in Japanese and orange accents stands upright against a white background; this roasted soy bean flour is popular in Japanese desserts.
Kinako Roasted Soy Flour
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Kinako Soy Flour - 1kg comes in a silver resealable foil bag with a white label in Japanese and a nutrition table on the back—ideal for storing this traditional roasted soybean flour used in Japanese desserts.
Kinako Soy Flour - 1kg
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About Japanese flour

Flour plays an important role in Japanese cuisine, from the batter of light, crispy tempura to the chewy texture of udon noodles and the nutty richness of soba. The Wasabi Company range includes versatile staples such as soy flour, as well as rice flour and other specialty flours used by Japanese cooks for centuries.

Made using time-honoured milling methods and natural ingredients, Japanese flour brings depth, texture and authenticity to savoury and sweet dishes. These flours are ideal for home bakers, professional chefs and anyone looking to expand their pantry with ingredients that open the door to new culinary traditions. Shop now, or take a look at our wider collection for more Japanese ingredients to cook or bake with.

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Frequently asked questions

Soy flour is commonly used in Japanese sweets like kinako mochi, where it adds a nutty, roasted flavour. It’s also sprinkled over desserts, blended into drinks, and used in baking to boost protein and add depth of flavour.

Yes. Japanese flours are often milled more finely than standard Western flours, giving them a lighter texture. They are also tailored for specific uses such as tempura batter, soba noodles or confectionery, ensuring the right consistency and taste for traditional dishes.

Soy flour is gluten-free and can be used to replace part of the wheat flour in baking recipes. It adds protein and flavour, though it works best when blended with other flours for texture and rise.

Keep flour in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. For longer freshness, particularly with soy flour, refrigeration or freezing is recommended to preserve flavour and prevent natural oils from spoiling.

You can purchase high-quality Japanese flour directly from The Wasabi Company. We source authentic ingredients that allow you to enjoy traditional Japanese cooking at home.

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