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Kyo Yubadokoro Seike Nijojo Branch

京ゆば処 静家 二条城店

  • Nijo Castle, Kyoto
  • Japanese,Japanese / Yuba (tofu skin)

稲葉 保行Yasuyuki Inaba

The desire to please people is the starting point. A chef who studied in Gion and Ponto-cho.

Mr. Inaba was born in Shiga Prefecture. He loves making people happy more than anything else. His desire to bring joy to people through food led him to become a chef. He has been working as a chef for about a quarter of a century at Japanese restaurants in Gion and Ponto-cho. Now he works as a chef at the Kyo Yubadokoro Seike Nijojo Branch. He continues to bring moments of joy to people through his cooking, just as he did when he first decided to become a chef.

稲葉 保行Yasuyuki Inaba

Sushi Suzuki

鮨 すず樹

  • Tsukishima, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi / Sake

鈴木 智樹Tomoki Suzuki

Devoted to Edomae sushi. Mr. Suzuki offers exquisite nigiri and seasonal delicacies with careful handwork.

He was born in 1982 in Iwate. In his late teens, he was fascinated by the meticulous handiwork of sushi chefs at a sushi restaurant in Tokyo and decided to become a sushi chef. He began his training at a long-established sushi restaurant in Tsukiji at the time and honed his skills at a well-known Tsukiji restaurant for 20 years. In April 2023, he founded his current restaurant in Tsukishima and became independent. Since then, he has visited the wholesale market, which has moved from Tsukiji to Toyosu, almost every day to carefully select the finest seafood of the day. With his meticulous handiwork and delicious nigiri and dishes, he welcomes guests from both Japan and abroad.

鈴木 智樹Tomoki Suzuki

Nihonbashi Suitengu Nanatosha

日本橋水天宮 七灯舎

  • Ningyocho/Kodenmacho, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

佐藤 健一Kenichi Sato

Farmers and growers, cooks, and guests. Mr. Sato connects the dots to make a line and form a circle.

Mr. Sato was born in 1972 in Miyagi Prefecture. He grew up watching his parents out front as they ran a sushi restaurant and became fascinated with Japanese cuisine. After working at Hotel Kawakyu in Wakayama Prefecture and Hotel Arrowle in Ishikawa Prefecture, he trained at the Rihga Royal Hotel in Osaka. As a chef responsible for the final touches before the food is eaten, he enjoys connecting the warmth and thoughts of the people involved. Favored by fate, he devotes himself to his work every day with the motto, Kindness is best embodied in cooking.

佐藤 健一Kenichi Sato

Sushi Urayama Meieki

鮨うら山 名駅

  • Nagoya Station, Aichi
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

清野 孝博Takahiro Kiyono

Mr. Kiyono wants many people to enjoy the deliciousness of Hokuriku sushi.

He was born in 1977. At first, he entered the world of Japanese cuisine, where he learned sushi. He has traveled abroad to the U.S. to master and spread the Japanese way, and now he has settled in Nagoya. Using unique fish from the Hokuriku region and special red vinegar rice, he offers delicious sushi and a bite that will impress you. He is looking forward to welcoming you to the restaurant.

清野 孝博Takahiro Kiyono

Sushi Urayama Sakae Hanare

鮨うら山 栄離れ

  • Sakae, Aichi
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi / Sake

濱田 強Tsuyoshi Hamada

Mr. Hamada wants many people to enjoy the deliciousness of Hokuriku sushi.

In the fields of sushi and Japanese cuisine, Mr. Hamada has learned a wide variety of dishes. Among the many sushi restaurants, he strives to make customers who choose his restaurant feel comfortable and at home. He looks forward to sharing his culinary experience with everyone.

濱田 強Tsuyoshi Hamada

Hitomaru Kadan Taian Sannomiya

人丸花壇 鯛庵 三宮店

  • Sannomiya, Hyogo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

堀江 貴之HORIE TAKAYUKI

The work of a chef acquaintance and the food he creates left a lasting impression.

He was born in 1977 in Saitama, but grew up in Kobe. Before he turned 20, he went to a neighbor's Japanese restaurant and was inspired when he saw how dedicated his acquaintance was to the food he prepared. He decided to become a chef too, and found work in a Japanese restaurant on Awaji Island. After training at several different locations, he began working at Hitomaru's main branch, "Hitomaru Kadan", in Akashi. Later, he was assigned to "Hitomaru Kadan Taian" when it opened. Using ingredients from Akashi, he puts his all into even the most difficult and tedious dishes.

堀江 貴之HORIE TAKAYUKI

Kobe Kitano Sow

神戸 北野 双

  • Sannomiya, Hyogo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

半情 圭佐Keisuke Hanjyo

Continuing on the path of sushi, Mr. Hanjyo creates pieces of sushi to delight guests.

He was born in Fukuoka. Fascinated by the world of sushi, which he had longed for since childhood, he has followed the path dedicatedly up to the present day. At Kobe Kitano Sow, which reopened on June 14, 2023, he works as a sushi chef to create a restaurant and cuisine that makes the most of its location in Kobe.

半情 圭佐Keisuke Hanjyo

Oyogi-torafugu Katsugani Ryori Ajihei Sonezaki

泳ぎとらふぐ 活蟹料理 あじ平 曽根崎

  • Higashi-Umeda/Ohatsutenjin/Taiyuji, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Fugu (blowfish) / Nabe (hot pot)

奥野 幸治郎Kojiro Okuno

Having honed his skills in Japanese cuisine, Mr. Okuno offers dishes that make the most of his abundant experience.

He was born in 1958 in Tokyo. Initially interested in Japanese food, he started as a chef at a restaurant in Tokyo with an introduction from an acquaintance. Since then, he has been working as a chef of Japanese cuisine. Also well versed in handling blowfish. In addition, he has experience abroad, including training at a Japanese restaurant in France. He has been the chef at Ajihei Sonezaki since its opening in December 2023, after the restaurant was renovated.

奥野 幸治郎Kojiro Okuno

Otaru Takeno Sushi

小樽たけの寿司

  • Otaru/Yoichi/Shakotan, Hokkaido
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

武田 賢一TAKEDA KENICHI

A personal connection led him to leave another career and become a sushi chef

This chef was born in April 1968 in Osaka. He was working in an architect's office when an invitation from the master of a restaurant where he had worked in his student days prompted him to become a chef. In March 2013, he opened Otaru Takeno Sushi, where he painstakingly prepares fresh fish which he serves to his customers.

武田 賢一TAKEDA KENICHI

Sendai Bar MUSUBI

仙台バルMUSUBI

  • Sendai Station West Exit, Miyagi
  • Seafood,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

斎藤 直貴Naoki Saito

Proposing new delicious dishes that feature local ingredients.

After training mainly in Japanese cuisine, Mr. Saito sought to devise creative dishes from different cuisines. The Sendai Bar MUSUBI opened on February 2, 2023. Here, he is creating original dishes that skillfully use ingredients from Sendai and the local area.

斎藤 直貴Naoki Saito

Ishiya

いしや

  • Kanazawa Station, Ishikawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General

宮川 説保Tokiyasu Miyakawa

The Chef's Recommendations

Mr. Miyakawa is a chef who carries on the tradition, carefully creating a space for enjoying meals.

He was born in 1971 in Ishikawa. His family owned a long-established kappo restaurant, Ishiya, which has been in business since 1866. He entered the culinary field to follow in his family's footsteps. After graduating from college, he trained at "Naniwa Kappo Kigawa," led by Mr. Shuzo Ueno. After seven years of experience, he joined Ishiya. As well as taking the time and effort to cook, he carefully creates a space where guests can fully enjoy their meal and welcomes them to a blissful moment.

宮川 説保Tokiyasu Miyakawa

Shabu-Shabu Dining Hanakoji

しゃぶしゃぶDining花小路

  • Nishi-ku/Yokokawa, Hiroshima
  • Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew),Japanese / Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices) / Sukiyaki (hot pot stew) / General

中嶋 範行Noriyuki Nakajima

The Chef's Recommendations

He wants to be a chef cooking wholeheartedly.

He was born in 1956 in Okayama prefecture. When he was a student, he did not think to be a chef. Even after graduating from a university, he did not enter the restaurant field. However, his turning point came suddenly, when he started helping a small restaurant run by his mother, and found that cooking was fun. He improved his skills especially for meat, then opened [Shabu-Shabu Dining Hanakoji] in February 2013. He is currently working as a chef and manager.

中嶋 範行Noriyuki Nakajima

Sushi Rebo

鮨 令歩

  • Nishiki-sanchome, Aichi
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sushi / Sake

佐々木 英師Eiji Sasaki

Seeing the smiles of all guests is the best part of being a sushi chef.

Mr. Sasaki was born in 1985 in Aichi. At the age of 16, he chose to become a sushi chef and began his training. He changed his job to another industry to "try something different," but returned to sushi chef because he still loved the happy smiles on the faces of his guests when they ate his sushi. At 26, he was chosen as a store manager, and at 27, he set up an affiliated store in Malaysia. Then in January 2021, he was appointed manager of Sushi Rebo at the time of its opening. He provides smooth service to foreign guests with about six and a half years of overseas experience.

佐々木 英師Eiji Sasaki

Ginnan

ぎんなん

  • Shichijo/Tambaguchi, Kyoto
  • Japanese Sosaku (creative),Japanese / General / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Pizza

伊藤 雅仁Masahito Ito

The Chef's Recommendations

Serving original dishes made from traditional Kyoto ingredients

Born in December 1976, he trained in French restaurants. Later, he worked as a manger and chef at the family-run Kyoto Ichoya and at Ginnan. His much-vaunted creation Yuba-don (tofu skin served over rice) helped to popularize the restaurant. The menu is richly varied, boasting anything from traditional cuisine to new and creative dishes, made with famous Kyoto ingredients, including yuba (tofu skin) and namafu (wheat starch).

伊藤 雅仁Masahito Ito

Sushi Kappo Yamanaka

鮨割烹 やま中

  • Hakata Station, Fukuoka
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sushi

中山 健一Kenichi Nakayama

He decided to be a chef by the strong influence of a very popular Japanese TV program where chefs had cooking battles. 

He was born in 1978 in Saga prefecture. He decided to enter the restaurant field and become a cool chef, by the strong influence of a TV program which created a social trend all over Japan in those days, where chefs compete for their cooking. After graduating from high school, he entered a culinary school where he was fascinated with a sushi chef who gave special lessons and got interested in the sushi field. Working as an intern at a sushi shop during summer vacation, he found the charms of sushi more deeply and became a sushi chef after graduation.

中山 健一Kenichi Nakayama

Gotemba Eki Chikaku Unagi no Hirota

御殿場駅近く 鰻のひろ田 

  • Gotenba/Susono, Shizuoka
  • Japanese,Japanese / Unagi (eel) / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / General

廣田 保Tamotsu Hirota

He decided to become a chef when he discovered the joy of customer service while helping out at his mother's restaurant

He was born in Shizuoka Prefecture in 1947. He aspired to become a chef when he started helping out at his mother's restaurant during his university years and discovered the joy of entertaining customers with food and drink. When his older brother took over his mother's restaurant, he went on to train at a long-established eel shop belonging to one of his relatives. After completing his training roughly 35 years ago, he opened his own restaurant in Gotemba called [Unagi no Hirota.] There, he has carefully preserved the secret sauce and techniques passed down since the Meiji Era, which he inherited from his place of training, and serves delicious eel dishes to customers on a daily basis with his naturally friendly smile.

廣田 保Tamotsu Hirota

Kanda Unomaru

神田 宇廼丸

  • Ningyocho/Kodenmacho, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sushi / Sousaku Sushi (creative sushi)

永田 浩二Koji Nagata

The Chef's Recommendations

A sincere chef finally goes independent after many years of training.

Mr. Koji Nagata was born in 1955 in Yamanashi Prefecture. After graduating from high school, he went to Tokyo to enter [Unomaru Main branch] and started sushi training on a full scale. For some reason, he once left the cooking field and took a different job, but he could not forget the enjoyable moments of cooking and came back to [Unomaru Main branch] 5 years later. There, he improved his skills while dreaming of being independent. In a while his master recognized his efforts and allowed him to open a branch, and opened [Kanda Unomaru] in 1992. His sincere attitude is highly received by many of his regular customers.

永田 浩二Koji Nagata

Sushi-dokoro Tatsutoshi

鮨処 竜敏

  • Susukino, Hokkaido
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

廣瀬 秀敏Hidetoshi Hirose

Operates a renowned restaurant that has been loved for over a quarter of a century in Susukino.

Mr. Hirose was born in 1973 in Hokkaido. He chose the restaurant business as a job to acquire expertise. Entered a sushi restaurant in his hometown of Sapporo and began his life as a professional chef in earnest. At age 26, he opened his own restaurant in Otaru, where many of the best sushi restaurants are gathered. Three years later, he moved from the Otaru branch (closed) to Susukino and opened Tatsutoshi. Currently, he not only manages the restaurant but also takes part in Hokkaido product exhibitions held throughout Japan.

廣瀬 秀敏Hidetoshi Hirose

Hitsumabushi Japanese Cuisine Bincho Nakasu-kawabata branch

ひつまぶし和食備長 中洲川端店

  • Kawabata/Gion, Fukuoka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Unagi (eel) / Hitsumabushi (eel bowl)

小川 浩次郎Kojiro Ogawa

The Chef's Recommendations

He had a dream of becoming a chef as a child. After a long period of training and experience, his dream came true.

He was born in Fukuoka in 1981. His fascination towards cooking started after he read a manga about a sushi chef when he was an elementary school kid. Later, he decided to become a chef after watching a chef on a TV program. After graduating from school, he was trained at several well-established restaurants, and learned cooking techniques and how to judge ingredients. These restaurants include a well-established traditional Japanese cuisine restaurant of Kyoto [Nanzenji Hyotei], and [Teianryo Negami] and [Sushi to Wa no Shoku Seikichi] of Fukuoka. In 2013 he started working for [Bincho Co., Ltd.], demonstrating his skills at [Hitsumabushi Japanese Cuisine Bincho Nakasu-kawabata branch].

小川 浩次郎Kojiro Ogawa

Kappo Aoyagi

割烹 青柳

  • Ashiya, Hyogo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

青柳 竜良Tatsuro Aoyagi

The Chef's Recommendations

Raised watching his father provide in-flight meals for VIPs, becoming a chef was a natural path for Mr. Aoyagi.

Born in 1971 in Chiba prefecture, he was the son of a chef providing in-flight meals on airplanes. As a child, Mr. Aoyagi saw his father board government airplanes as the head Japanese food chef and provide meals for the emperor and other VIPs, so becoming a chef was a natural path for him. After graduating, he joined Tsukiji Tamura and worked at Tokyo Tamura in Kobe (now known as Kobe Tamura) for 15 years as vice head chef. After gaining further experience at a Japanese restaurant in Sannomiya, Osaka, he opened his own restaurant in December 7, 2011. He currently works as the owner and head chef of Kappo Aoyagi.

青柳 竜良Tatsuro Aoyagi

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