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I got some new Japanese rations.
They are the "Combat Ration Type I" of a plastic pack.
The existing Type I is canned food.
The packaging design of a new Type I and Type II is very alike.
However, they have the following differences.
Type I : Parachute drop is OK and a best-before date is three years.
Type II : Parachute drop is NG and a best-before date is one year.
They mainly have a difference in the package of rice.

A new Type I has 20 menus.
The details are in the site of the Japanese Ministry of Defense.
http://www.mod.go.jp/epco/supply/kouji/ ... ai61go.pdf

1 鮭味付け
2 さんまピリカラ
3 筑前煮
4 大型乾パン
5 かつおカレー煮
6 さばトマト煮
7 タコライス
8 やきとり
9 鶏肉と大豆煮
10 スタミナ丼
11 豚肉と里芋煮
12 すき焼きハンバーグ
13 鶏肉とひじき煮
14 かも肉じゃが
15 煮込みハンバーグ
16 ポークカレー
17 ポーク・ローストチキン
18 フランクフルト
19 麻婆豆腐
20 豚肉しょうが焼き

laughing_man wrote:I got some new Japanese rations.
They are the "Combat Ration Type I" of a plastic pack.
The existing Type I is canned food.
The packaging design of a new Type I and Type II is very alike.
However, they have the following differences.
Type I : Parachute drop is OK and a best-before date is three years.
Type II : Parachute drop is NG and a best-before date is one year.
They mainly have a difference in the package of rice.

A new Type I has 20 menus.
The details are in the site of the Japanese Ministry of Defense.
http://www.mod.go.jp/epco/supply/kouji/ ... ai61go.pdf

1 鮭味付け
2 さんまピリカラ
3 筑前煮
4 大型乾パン
5 かつおカレー煮
6 さばトマト煮
7 タコライス
8 やきとり
9 鶏肉と大豆煮
10 スタミナ丼
11 豚肉と里芋煮
12 すき焼きハンバーグ
13 鶏肉とひじき煮
14 かも肉じゃが
15 煮込みハンバーグ
16 ポークカレー
17 ポーク・ローストチキン
18 フランクフルト
19 麻婆豆腐
20 豚肉しょうが焼き

Well we have yet another menu to translate:

1 salmon seasoning
2 pike Pirikara
3 boiled Chikuzen
4 large hardtack
5 Boiled your curry and
6 boiled mackerel tomato
7 taco rice
8 yakitori
9 Boiled chicken and soybeans
10 stamina bowl
11 Village Imoni pork
12 sukiyaki hamburger
13 Boiled hijiki and chicken
14 duck meat and potatoes
15 hamburger stew
16 pork curry
17 Pork roast chicken
18 Frankfurt
19 hot and sour soup
20 Pork Ginger

fdsman, Thank you for the translation

fdsman wrote:7 taco (octopus) rice

taco is not an octopus but a taco of the Mexico food.
They are both タコ in Japanese

An octopus taco sounded interesting , but so does a Japanese version of a normal taco.

Iam jealous you were able to get some, will you be tasting them?

Thanks for sharing

Name_not_found, Thank you!
I try them soon

Thanks for the info and pics, laughing_man! I'm curious, are the JGSDF rations available to the general public in Japan or are they restricted at all? From what I've seen of them here in forums, they also seem more nutritious than some of our MREs.

Hi, rationtin440

JGSDF ration isn't marketed.
The way we the average citizens get JGSDF ration:

• Receive from soldiers
• Internet auction

I'm indefinite in whether they are lawful.
However, SDF doesn't complain to an average citizen
I think that it's tacit permission