Manly Tofu
November 16, 2006 on 9:09 am | In Food, Humor | | Email This PostWho said shopping for groceries couldn’t be fun?
Otokomae Tofu is the most exciting, most manly Tofu in Japan. Check out that website, it’s hilarious.
The tofu package has the character for MAN (男) proudly displayed on the cover.
According to our favorite online dictionary, OTOKOMAE (男前) means “studmuffin”.
- 男前
- studmuffin // studola
The flash powered website asks, “Are you jonile tonight?”
Are you?

I’m manly. Boil my tofu, and put soy sauce on it. Sometimes, I use ponzu, or even put sliced green onions on top.
I’m a chef. Tofu is cheap (207 yen at my grocery store).
- Harvey
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Goodness. You total man.
Comment by Overoften — November 16, 2006 #
I also ate this Manly Tofu for the first time recently!! Its DELICIOUS tofu, man.. I heard, it tastes like a dessert with honey!!
Comment by Chrissy — November 16, 2006 #
I have never had this manly tofu though. I have to buy the cheap stuff as I’m a student… Is it really so much better than regular tofu!?
Comment by harvey — November 17, 2006 #
haha! I saw the photo before I read the post title and was like: “Man? I wonder why it’s on tofu?”…well consider me a man, a tofu man!
Comment by Shay — November 18, 2006 #
Manly Tofu is not so expensive!! You can find them at big groceries stores in Tokyo, maybe conbini as well.
I didn’t pay over 200 yen for my manly tofu.
Comment by Chrissy — November 18, 2006 #
yes Otokomae Tofu is really nice. I like 風に吹かれて豆腐屋ジョニー too.
since I first ate these tofu I haven’t eaten regular one. The taste is totally different!
Comment by nory — November 18, 2006 #
Hahahahaha! Good theme music too! Thanks for keeping us updated / in the loop of the hips in Japan.
Comment by ayumi — November 22, 2006 #
[...] 男 means man. (You’ve seen that Kanji before!) [...]
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