It's been about a month since the end of the Rio Olympics. I still see the players who played an active part on TV variety shows and magazines almost every day.

Its power extended to the food department of supermarkets in Tokyo. He discovered "Mizutani Jun Curry" produced by table tennis player Jun Mizutani.


Mizutani loves curry very much, and I knew from a TV program that there was such a curry. However, basically, it was forgotten because it was sold on the Web.

The purchase price at the supermarket is 498 yen (excluding tax). It's expensive for a retort curry, but what does it taste like?

"Mizutani Jun Curry" produced by table tennis player Jun Mizutani

First check the package. In the center of the box with an orange-based design, a photo of Mizutani eating curry, the line "The driving force of my power!", And his signature. In addition, characters expressing product characteristics such as "using domestic Yamato pork" and "with spicy spices" are arranged.

On the back side, Mizutani's profile, product ingredients, etc. are described. In the product description, there is also a sales phrase saying "Please enjoy the smash-class taste that spreads in your mouth."


Inside the box are a pouch bag with curry and an attached "spicy spice".


Warm it in the microwave according to the instructions, combine it with the prepared rice, and eat it.


Roux has a rich taste with sweetness and richness. I don't feel the spiciness so much.

The ingredients are potatoes, carrots, onions, and pork. The potato is a sticky type that does not crumble. I'm happy with the large cut. The more you chew the diced pork, the more delicious it feels.



Both the roux and the ingredients are so high that you can't think of it as a retort curry, and you can be convinced that it is "smash-class delicious".

However, it feels a little unsatisfactory for dry lovers, so I added "spicy spices" here.


The ingredients for the spicy spices are mostly red peppers, and it feels like a bit of chili peppers. The familiar and sharp Japanese spiciness stimulates the mouth. The refreshing spiciness that does not remain behind enhances the taste that follows the rich roux.


The standard taste of spices is 1/3 for "medium spicy", 2/3 for "dry", and all for "super spicy". Be careful as it will be quite spicy if you casually apply the whole amount.

If the curry itself is "smash-grade deliciousness", the "spicy spice" that changes the expression of the taste with a small amount of adjustment is a "changeable serve". Whether you are a Mizutani fan or a curry fan, please try it once when you see it.