Or at least it was in the furikake section of the Fresco. It has some kind of dried white fish (I thought pollock, but I can’t find anything with that) along with a kind of thin, green seaweed, and sesame seeds. I thought that I had taken a picture of the packaging or brought one back with me, but I operantly didn’t do either and now I can’t stop thinking about it- So if you know what I’m talking about, please share ;v;
https://www.reddit.com/r/japan/comments/15su6ir/looking_for_the_name_of_a_specific_furikake/
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It would be impossible to pinpoint a brand without a pic or a name but most furikake has seaweed/sesame seeds in them along with the “main” ingredient. (the dried white fish in your case) Shirasuしらす(whitebait) is the closest thing to your description and is fairly common ingredient in furikake so you might want to check that out.
[This one](https://www.marumiya.co.jp/cms/web/viewitem/4994/1)? Maybe?