As this Mezamashi TV report from this morning confirms, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has unveiled a variety of space-friendly food produced by several Japanese companies, which will finally give Japanese astronauts on the International Space Station some awesome Japanese menu choices:

Pink Tentacle, which always provides awesome coverage of the latest cool tech news from Japan, has translated the full list of Japanese companies and the space food they developed:

• Ajinomoto: Egg soup
• Onishi Foods: White rice, rice with red azuki beans, rice with red azuki beans and wild greens, salmon onigiri
• Kagome: Tomato ketchup, vegetable sauce, vegetable jelly drink (tomato/carrot)
• Kewpie: Mayonnaise, rice porridge
• Nissin: Soy sauce ramen, seafood ramen, curry ramen
• House Foods: Curry (beef/pork/chicken)
• Maruha: Mackerel in miso sauce, sardines in tomato sauce, kabayaki saury (broiled with sweet soy sauce)
• Mitsui Norin: Powdered green tea, powdered oolong tea
• Meiji: Functional drink (amino jelly)
• Yamazaki Baking: Azuki bean yokan (jelly), chestnut yokan
• Yamazaki-Nabisco: Kuroame (brown sugar candy), mint candy
• Riken Vitamin: Wakame (seaweed) soup, clear soup

Which food do you think the the non-Japanese astronauts will most want to try?