YOSHINOYA

[ Industrial packaging containers of glass or porcelain; Plastic bottles for packaging sold empty; Cooking pots and pans, non-electric; Coffee urns, non-electric; Tetsubin, namely, Japanese cast iron, non-electric kettles; Tea kettles; ] Dishware [ ; Cookware, namely, cooking pots, roasting pans, steamers, cooking skewers; Ice pails; Pepper pots; Sugar bowls; Colanders; Salt shakers; Shamoji, namely, Japanese-style scoops for cooked rice; Funnels; Drinking straws; Zen, namely, Japanese-style personal dining trays or stands; Bottle openers, nonelectric; Egg cups; Tart scoops; Kitchen utensils, namely, spatulas; Napkin holders; Napkin rings; Hot pads, namely, trivets; Chopsticks; Chopstick cases; Ladles and dippers for kitchen use, namely, Kitchen ladles, Serving ladles, Honey dippers, Kitchen tongs; Household utensils, namely, sieves; Cabarets, namely, Serving trays; Toothpicks; Toothpick holders; Boxes of metal, for dispensing paper towels; Soap dispensers; Toilet paper holders ]

Clothing, namely, [ pants, ] shirts, [ shorts, dresses, ] t-shirts, [ socks, sweaters, ] hats [, aprons; Garters; Sock suspenders; Braces for clothing, namely, suspenders; Waistbands; Belts for clothing; Footwear not for sports ]

[ Meat; Eggs; ] Processed meat, namely, sliced beef, cut chicken, packaged meat; Processed seafood; [ Vegetable salads; Fruit salads; Seafood salads; Other processed vegetables and fruits, namely, cut canned fruits and vegetables, cooked fruits and vegetables, freeze dried peas, fruits in preserved form, glazed fruits, frozen peas and vegetables; ] Prepared meals consisting primarily of meat, fish, poultry or vegetables; [ Oden, namely, prepared dishes consisting primarily of fishcakes, boiled eggs, vegetables, and broth; Cooked pork cutlets; ] Tempura, namely, battered and deep fried meat, seafood or vegetables; [ Abura-age, namely, fried tofu pieces; Kohri-dofu, namely, freeze-dried tofu pieces; Konnyaku, namely, jelly made from devils' tongue root; Milk substitute, namely, Soya milk, Soya milk for use as a milk substitute; Tofu; Natto, namely, fermented soya beans; ] Cooked beef and vegetable for topping on the cooked rice [ ; Chawanmushi, namely, Japanese cooked dish consisting primarily of steamed egg custard; Soups; Pre-cooked miso soup; Pre-cooked curry stew, stew and soup mixes ]

Ready-to-eat dishes consisting primarily of cooked rice and also including onion and beef; Cooked gyoza, namely, Chinese stuffed dumplings; [ Cooked shumai, namely, Chinese steamed dumplings; Sushi; Takoyaki, namely, fried balls of batter mix with small pieces of octopus; ] Box lunches consisting primarily of rice, and also including meat, fish or vegetables; [ Ravioli; ] Cooked rice; Noodles; [ Sauces for noodles; ] Other processed grains, namely, [ flour, buckwheat flour, whole grain flour, ] rice [, spaghetti; Confectionery, namely, Chocolate confections, Confectionery chips for baking, Confectionery made of Sugar, Fondants, Frozen confectionery; Bread; Sandwiches; Chinese-manjuh, namely, steamed buns stuffed with minced meat; hamburger sandwiches; pizzas; hotdog sandwiches; Meat pies ] ; Condiments, namely, [ prepared wasabi, salt, ] pepper, [ ketchup, ] soy sauce; Pickled ginger used as a condiment; Other spices, namely, pepper [, spice rubs, Japanese horseradish powder spice, curry powder, powdered ginger spice; Instant confectionery mixes, namely, batter mixes for tempura and okonomiyaki, bread mixes, cake mixes, cookie mixes ]

Providing food and drinks [ ; retirement homes; rental of cooking apparatus; rental of drinking water dispensers; rental of chairs, tables, table linen, glassware; providing temporary accommodation ]