Free-range eggs · 1 egg product

Japanese Free-Range Eggs

Make an omelette, tamagoyaki, cakes, custards, or a simple fried egg. These free-range eggs come from Hohoemi Farm on Yamaguchi’s Mukatsuku Peninsula and are sold in a 36-egg pack through the farm’s official shop.

Eggs for breakfast, baking, and everything between

Fry them, scramble them, boil them, fold them into an omelette, or use them in cakes and custards. A 36-egg pack gives you enough for everyday breakfasts, weekend cooking, and baking without treating eggs like a special-occasion ingredient.

Hohoemi Farm says its hens can move between their coop and wooded outdoor range throughout the year. The product page shows the pack size, current price, and a direct button to add the eggs to the farm’s cart.

Free-range eggs from Hohoemi Farm

1 free-range egg product from 1 farm. Price and availability were checked against the farm’s official shop on the date shown below.

The farm

The farm behind the eggs

Meet Hohoemi Farm, see where its hens are raised, and read about the outdoor range before ordering.

Mukatsuku Peninsula, Yamaguchi

Hohoemi Farm

Hohoemi Farm produces free-range eggs with daily access to farmland for foraging and returning to coop at dusk. Small-flock operation with emphasis on natural rearing.

1 egg product

Meet Hohoemi Farm

Order directly from Hohoemi Farm

Choose the quantity on the product page. The eggs are added to Hohoemi Farm’s cart, where you confirm delivery, the final price, payment, and order details.