In 1853, President Fillmore commissioned Commodore Matthew Perry to embark on a yearlong journey to Japan. His mission was to reach the shores of Japan and open the country to American trade. Mr. Moto, a gourmand and art connoisseur, traveled alongside Commodore Perry aboard his flagship, the USS Susquehanna. Amid his travels, he discovered the quiet artistry of sushi — a perfect harmony of sea and land, of craft and care.

Far from home, Mr. Moto kept his connections alive through parcels sent across oceans — letters, keepsakes, and tokens of affection. Each package carried a reminder that distance cannot diminish love. When he returned, he sought to share not just mementos, but flavors. Around his table, he offered his friends and family a new kind of parcel — one made of taste and time, wrapped in warmth and memory. For Mr. Moto, every dish became a gesture of connection, a way to bring people closer through the beauty of shared discovery.

Discover Parcels of Mr. Moto. What began as keepsakes sent from faraway shores now takes shape as curated deliveries designed to bring people together. Each sushi and chirashi box is prepared with the same precision and warmth Mr. Moto offered at his table—modern parcels carrying pieces of his spirit of generosity straight to your home.