Where can I find Japanese food ingredients?

it's kind of funny, but if there's a ralph's where you live, you can try that out. i'm not sure how different utah and ca. are in terms of what they sell at markets, but i went to my local ralph's store and they had a separate oriental aisle that sold mirin, jasmine rice, and there's probabaly a big chance that they sell the things you need as well.

scope out the neighborhood for some asian markets. you can even find some korean markets carrying japanese goods, or vice versa.

do you have a Whole Foods or Trader Joe's? Even A Cost Plus World Market?

If you have a local Japanese restaurant, you can ask them.

Search the business directory for an Asian food store!

BTW, gyoza is actually Chinese ... not that it makes any difference! And don't forget the rice vinegar, shoyu and chilli oil!!! YUM!

I prefer the Asian markets but if you happen to have a Central Market you might want to check with them.

Probally Japan, just guessing

Try Pito Jing's.

They have everything, I swear.

Asian market

or try your regular supermarket. they usually have a lot of that stuff.

JAPANESE FOOD IS NASTY!