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Onzoshi Kiyoyasutei Kamakura Prince Hotel Branch

御曹司 きよやす邸 鎌倉プリンスホテル店

  • Kamakura/Zushi, Kanagawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / General / Wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets)

川久保 美紀KAWAKUBO MINORI

Cooking is a profession that allows me to learn a lot from my customers, something for which I am truly grateful.

Born in Kanagawa, in a family of shopkeepers, he learned to love customer service from a very early age. Offering the best service and the freshest products led him to develop an interest in stock-less restaurants, and 7 years ago, to go from a position of a sales clerk in a small retail shop to that of hall staff in a Western restaurant. He started serving at the Onzoshi Kiyoyasutei Kamakura Prince Hotel one and a half years ago, and describes himself as deeply motivated by his trade, which allows him to learn important things from his customers and to explore the fascinating use of seasonal ingredients in Japanese cuisine.

川久保 美紀KAWAKUBO MINORI

Kanda Matsuya

神田まつや

  • Kanda, Tokyo
  • Soba (noodles),Japanese / General / Soba (noodles) / Sake

小高 孝之ODAKA TAKAYUKI

The Chef's Recommendations

Four generations of soba chefs from his family have run this restaurant.

Born in 1965, in Tokyo. By the time he was a junior high school student he had already decided to become a soba chef, and after graduating from college he started training at Kanda Matsuya. Along with his father, the other senior members of staff taught him soba making techniques and how the shop was run. It would take ten years of work before he was able to do everything. As a soba chef, and a man inheriting the restaurant from the generations before him, he has the flexibility to ensure that the traditional taste and style of Kanda Matsuya is maintained, while also looking towards new things.

小高 孝之ODAKA TAKAYUKI

Sushi Dai

寿司大

  • Harumi, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi

漆原 訓URUSHIBARA SATOSHI

The Chef's Recommendations

Used to work at a Japanese restaurant. His honest and friendly characteristic is suitable for being a sushi chef.

He was born in Tokyo in 1972. After graduating from high school, he started his career as a Japanese chef at a Japanese restaurants in Kyoto. After working at three different Japanese restaurants in Kyoto in total, he also refined his skills at Hotel New Otani Osaka. When his father opened the sushi restaurant "Sushidai", it provided him with the motivation to become a sushi chef. After working at the lowest rungs of the restaurant for seven years, he now stands behind the counter as the restaurant manager. Managing a Tokyo-style sushi restaurant while creating a relaxed atmosphere with his uninhibited conversations with customers over the counter is his innate gift. Together with the taste of the food, this makes "Sushidai" an extremely popular restaurant.

漆原 訓URUSHIBARA SATOSHI

Tempura Fukamachi

てんぷら深町

  • Kyobashi, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / Tempura (battered, fried seafood and vegetables) / Tendon/Tenjyu (tempura bowl) / Sake

深町 一真KAZUMA FUKAMACHI

Our food is imbued with the seasons. Second generation tempura speciality restaurant.

He was born in Tokyo in 1978. Since he was small he grew up watching his father’s back who was a chef. It was natural for him to have the dream to be a chef. After graduating from culinary school in Shinjuku, he spent 4 years training in Miyuki Koshikishima, and then he entered [Tempura Fukamachi] when his father opened the restaurant. He tries to choose the seasonal vegetables to express each season. he is also in charge of preparing the pickled vegetables we receive from 'HILLTOP HOTEL'.

深町 一真KAZUMA FUKAMACHI

Edo Soba Teuchidokoro Asada

江戸蕎麦手打處あさだ

  • Asakusabashi, Tokyo
  • Soba (noodles),Japanese / General / Duck / Soba (noodles)

粕谷 育功KASUYA YASUNORI

The Chef's Recommendations

A classic restaurant run by an eighthgeneration soba artist who creates stylish cuisine out of buckwheat.

From Tokyo. He is the eighth generation to manage the family soba (buckwheat noodles) restaurant. He intended to continue the family business after graduating from university, but decided to study Japanese cuisine beyond soba noodles at Ginza's Rokusantei in order to bring the restaurant into a new age. Afterward, he worked concurrently at both a Japanese culinary inn in Atami and a catering fish market, studying the fundamentals of Japanese cuisine and fish wholesaling. He studied at the sushi shop Aoyagi in Tokyo and handmade soba restaurants-then returned to take over Asada, where he remains today.

粕谷 育功KASUYA YASUNORI

Tonkatsu Yachiyo

とんかつ八千代

  • Toyosu, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet)

石塚 英明ISHIZUKA HIDEAKI

His lifework is maintaining and developing the restaurant's recipes that has been handed down for a long time.

He was born in Tokyo in 1944. His father ran a casual restaurant in Nihonbashi, and he set his sights on becoming a chef ever since he was little, as he says, "In the past, taking over the family business was a given, so I never thought about any other paths." At the age of 20, he firstly trained at a Japanese restaurant. After thoroughly learning the basics of Japanese cuisine and how to pick fresh fish from the market, he joined "Tonkatsu Yachiyo", where his father handled the kitchen. Until now, for nearly 50 years since that day, he has been wholeheartedly studying about how to fry the best ingredients into delicious dishes.

石塚 英明ISHIZUKA HIDEAKI

Momonjiya

ももんじや

  • Ryogoku/Kikugawa, Tokyo
  • Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew),Japanese / General / Sukiyaki (hot pot stew) / Nabe (hot pot)

吉田 龍作Ryusaku Yoshida

The Chef's Recommendations

Developing meat dishes for 24 years; natural game such as boar, deer or bear is my specialty

Born in 1964. He was working at a butcher's when at the age of 25, he started his career in the culinary arts when he began working at the Japanese restaurant managed by the same butcher. After that, he worked at other Japanese restaurants to gain experience, and at the age of 32 became the head chef of Momonjiya. He specializes in using meats that are difficult to cook such as boar, deer and bear.

吉田 龍作Ryusaku Yoshida

Okonomiyaki Kiji Shinagawa

お好み焼 きじ 品川店

  • Shinagawa, Tokyo
  • Okonomiyaki/Monjayaki (savory pancakes),Japanese / Okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) / Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling) / Beer

中川 恵理NAKAGAWA ERI

After came back to Japan, he was impressed with the depth of "Okonomiyaki" that is specialty of his home town.

He was born in Neyagawa, Osaka in 1982. He decided to become a chef after he came back to Japan from a working holiday in New Zealand. His mentor at the place he used to work part-time suggested, "Why don't you open a restaurant in Tokyo?" and he joined the restaurant "Okonomiyaki Kiji Marunouchi" as he felt like having a look around Tokyo for a while. At the same restaurant, he was impressed how deep and interesting making okonomiyaki (Japanese-style pancake) was, as he always thought of it only "Osakan home cooking", and devoted himself to okonomiyaki. He become the restaurant manager of "Okonomiyaki Kiji Shinagawa" when it opened in 2010.

中川 恵理NAKAGAWA ERI

Sushi Kanesaka

鮨かねさか

  • Shimbashi/Shiodome, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sushi

金坂 真次KANESAKA SHINJI

The Chef's Recommendations

We are energetic sushi craftsmen, always leading the race.

Born in Chiba prefecture, he single mindedly pursued baseball until graduating high school. After graduating culinary school, he began gaining experience at a local sushi restaurant. After gaining experience at well known stores in places like Ginza, he set up independently at age 28. Now, with 11 years of experience, he has expanded and even set up several branches overseas, and his restaurants have earned 2 stars in the Michelin Guide.

金坂 真次KANESAKA SHINJI

Nishiazabu Kappo Takumi

西麻布 割烹 たくみ

  • Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Suppon (soft-shelled turtle) / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

木村 巧KIMURA TAKUMI

The Chef's Recommendations

A seasoned cook devoted to Japanese cuisine with a load of training.

After 10 years working on his craft at Osaka's renowned Kagairo, he would later move on to Hotel Hatsuhana and the Hyatt-Regency Tokyo, among others, working as head chef. Then, in 2011, he opened Nishiazabu Kappo Takumi, marking the culmination of his exploits thus far. He still runs the shop today.

木村 巧KIMURA TAKUMI

Aji Fukushima

味ふくしま

  • Gion, Kyoto
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Sake

辻 義勝TSUJI YOSHIKATSU

The Chef's Recommendations

From a youth who enjoyed preparing fish to a chef who never fails to engage with his ingredients.

Born in 1982 in Fukuoka, he loved fishing as a child and learned to prepare the fish he caught himself. This was his first taste of the joys of cooking. Graduating from high school, he learned the fundamentals after joining Kani Honke in Nagoya. At 21, he entered the famed Kyoto cuisine restaurant Oryori Hayashi and studied real Kyoto cuisine over about 7 and a half years. Afterwards, he gained experience making Japanese food in Ponto-cho, earned the recommendation of the proprietress of the tea shop Fukushima, and became the head managing chef at the traditional Japanese restaurant Aji Fukushima in 2013.

辻 義勝TSUJI YOSHIKATSU

Teruzushi

照寿司

  • Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi

渡邉 貴義Takayoshi Watanabe

He has transformed an ordinary old sushi shop in the town into a high-end one, popular among overseas guests.

He was born in 1977 in Fukuoka prefecture. He wanted to be a French chef when he was very young but entered the field of Japanese cuisine after graduating from a university. After three years of training, he joined [Teruzushi] run by his father to work as a sales staff, then became a chef of which they were shorthanded. In 2013, he became the third generation of [Teruzushi] and started its innovation. He upgraded the seafood quality and raised the prices. The restaurant became in a slump at first, but he did not change his beliefs and kept using the highest-grade ingredients, which has transformed this ordinary town sushi shop with more than 50 years of history, into a famous sushi restaurant even among guests from overseas.

渡邉 貴義Takayoshi Watanabe

Sushi Zen Main Store

すし善 本店

  • Maruyama Park, Hokkaido
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi / Crab / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

大金 有三OGANE YUZO

He decided to become a chef the first time he tried sushi, and now he strives to move people with his meals as profoundly as he was.

He was born in 1958 in Hokkaido. When he was in elementary school his father took him to a sushi shop, where he was deeply moved: "I never knew anything in the whole world could taste that good!". From that experience he endeavored to become a chef in the years following. He trained at four different sushi restaurants in Tokyo before coming to work for us at "Sushi Zen." His wish is for as many people as possible to experience the delicious, wonderful flavor of sushi, while spending their valuable time enjoying satisfying and exceptional service.

大金 有三OGANE YUZO

Tempura Kurokawa

てんぷら黒川

  • Tsukiji, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Tempura (battered, fried seafood and vegetables) / Tendon/Tenjyu (tempura bowl)

黒川 丈士KUROKAWA TAKESHI

The Chef's Recommendations

He learned evrything about tempura from three masters.

He was born in Yokohama, Kanagawa in 1958. After graduating from high school, he joined "Issinkai", established in 1905 and the only organisation introducing Japanese cuisine and specializing in tempura (battered and deep-fried food), and went around to various famous restaurants. After his 10 years of apprenticeship, he joined a group to start up a tempura restaurant in an old ANA hotel. He handled the culinary responsibilities at that same shop for 10 years. Through a connection after that, he opened his own restaurant "Tempura Kurokawa" at Tsukiji, leading to the present.

黒川 丈士KUROKAWA TAKESHI

Nishiazabu Sushi Shin

西麻布 鮨 真

  • Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sushi

鈴木 真太郎SUZUKI SHINTARO

The Chef's Recommendations

I love sushi so much that I simply had to make it my career. I am constantly striving to improve my skills as a sushi chef.

Originally from Tokyo, he has been making sushi ever since he finished high school. After training at a sushi restaurant in Setagaya, he honed his skills and experience at two other restaurants. Then in 2003, he independently opened his own place, Sushi Shin. He moved to the current location 2 years ago.

鈴木 真太郎SUZUKI SHINTARO

Sushi Iwase

すし岩瀬

  • Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sushi

岩瀬 健治IWASE KENJI

The Chef's Recommendations

Trained at "Sushi Sho" affiliated restaurants

Born in Kanagawa Prefecture. Having been an office worker first, he started out late at the age of 21. But fate allowed him to begin training at a restaurant affiliated with Sushi Sho. After working at Nishi-Azabu's Sushi Sho Masa, Aoyama's Sushi Ko (now in Omotesando), and Shinjuku's Takumi Tatsuhiro he went out on his own in September of 2012.

岩瀬 健治IWASE KENJI

Japanese Restaurant Tagetsu

日本料理 太月

  • Omotesando/Aoyama, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

望月 英雄MOCHIZUKI HIDEO

The Chef's Recommendations

He chose a culinary career, which is the same as his father's, when he gave up his baseball career.

He was born in Hadano city, Kanagawa on November 11th, 1979. His father owned a local shabu-shabu (hot pot) and steak restaurant called "Tagetsu". He was extremely involved in playing baseball in his childhood, so he was not really planning to suceed his father, but he decided to go down the path of cooking upon experiencing pain in his elbows. After graduating from high school, he left for Tokyo and trained in Japanese cuisine at "Ryuun-an" and "Genyadana Hamadaya" in Shinjuku, as well as "Kappo Kisaku" in Azabu-Juban. In August 2013, he opened "Japanese Restaurant Tagetsu", taking the same name as the restaurant that his father had closed.

望月 英雄MOCHIZUKI HIDEO

Sukiyaki Kappo Yoshizawa

すき焼 割烹 吉澤

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew),Japanese / Sukiyaki (hot pot stew) / Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices) / Japanese Beef Steak

光森 博基MITSUMORI HIROKI

The Chef's Recommendations

Starting from his grandfather, he is a 3rd generation chef.

I was influenced by my father and grandfather, who were chefs, and I acquired a taste for fine food at a young age. This dyed-in-the-wool chef refined his skills and his taste at the luxurious restaurants in Akasaka, as well as private company clubs, turning his interest into a career.

光森 博基MITSUMORI HIROKI

Sushi Kyu

鮨九

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

小野寺 晃彦ONODERA AKIHIKO

With care, smiles and gratitude as our motto, our chef prepares food to meet the customers' needs.

Born in Sapporo on January 11th, 1975. After graduating from middle school, our chef began learning his craft at a variety of sushi restaurants. With this knowledge, he opened this store in July 2013. Paying close attention to a variety of his customers' needs, from age, to gender, to whether or not they drink alcohol, he prepares sushi, paying close attention to factors such as the size of the sushi and the amount of wasabi to use. Our master chef has spent a quarter of a century with sushi.

小野寺 晃彦ONODERA AKIHIKO

Ginza Uchiyama

銀座 うち山

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Wine

内山 英仁UCHIYAMA HIDEHITO

The Chef's Recommendations

Having been attracted to profound cooking techniques and the appeal of cooking, he took the path to becoming a chef

He was born in Kanagawa on December 19th, 1969. Following graduation from a cooking college, he devoted himself in training at a Japanese restaurant "Kissho Hibiya" for five years. After that, his hard work continued at a variety of Japanese restaurants. He studied under Chef Kenji Asami when "Ginza Asami" new opened to improve his skills even more. In 2002, he opened his own restaurant, "Ginza Uchiyama." He provides his own creative dishes based on Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes), and has consecutively received stars in the Michelin Guide since 2008.

内山 英仁UCHIYAMA HIDEHITO

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