伝統の製法 · おうちで本格モチ

Feel Japan
in your own home.

Traditional Japanese mochi, made by hand at home. Just like in Japan.

The Traditional Method

Made the way it is
made in Tokyo.

Hand kneaded the traditional Japanese way. Real rice flour, soft mochi, made in your own kitchen, just like the shops in Japan.

Explore the Craft
Close-up of soft pastel mochi texture

The Soft Bite

Series 01 · Made by hand

Opening the MOCHI LAB kit on a wooden table

The Opening

中身What's Inside

Flat lay of the MOCHI LAB kit contents: mochi mix pouch, wooden tools, mold and guide card
  • 01

    Traditional mochigome mix

    Premium Japanese glutinous rice flour blend, 250g.

  • 02

    Authentic mochi tools

    Wooden mallet, scoop and shaping mold, the traditional set.

  • 03

    The method card

    The traditional preparation, printed step by step.

  • 04

    Everything else

    All you need for a batch of real, handmade mochi at home.

作り方How It Works

The traditional method,
in three steps.

Twenty minutes, rice flour to first bite. No machines, just hands.

Hands kneading soft mochi dough
01
1

Knead

Work the rice flour into soft dough, by hand, the traditional way.

A scoop of pink ice cream placed on mochi dough
02
2

Shape

Fill and fold each piece around your ice cream.

Finished mochi ice cream on a plate
03
3

Enjoy

Fresh, handmade mochi. Tokyo quality, from your own kitchen.

The Kit

Tokyo Tradition.
Your Kitchen.

Traditional Tokyo mochi, made by hand in your kitchen. Every gram measured to the old recipe, just like in Japan.

The MOCHI LAB home mochi ice cream kit box with its contents on a wooden table
A person carrying a MOCHI LAB box through a quiet Tokyo street in morning light

Tokyo, Wherever You Are.

The same soft bite you would find in Japan, made at home.

Made by You.

#MochiLab
Close-up of soft pastel pink and white handmade mochi dusted with rice flour
Close-up of mochi dough rolled into round balls on a floured wooden surface
Close-up of whole brown hojicha mochi dusted with rice flour on a plate
Close-up of whole green matcha mochi dusted with rice flour on a plate