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Onzoshi Matsurokuya

御曹司 松六家

  • Roppongi, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Mizutaki (chicken hot pot)

藤野 真太郎FUJINO SHINTARO

A restaurateur who continually seeks to provide a customer-tailored experience.

Born in Tokyo in 1970, he embraced the dream becoming a chef and opening a restaurant with his father. Upon graduation from a culinary school, he honed his skills at hotels and Japanese restaurants in Tokyo, Chiba, and Kanagawa. He became head chef at Onzoshi Matsurokuya in June of 2012. He strives daily to offer true hospitality by utilizing best-quality ingredients to make food that keeps you coming back for more.

藤野 真太郎FUJINO SHINTARO

Japanese Cuisine FUKUSHIMA

日本料理 福しま

  • Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Fugu (blowfish) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal)

福嶋 忠幸FUKUSHIMA TADAYUKI

The Chef's Recommendations

He continues to strive down the path of cuisine to fulfill his dream of owning his own restaurant

Born in 1959. A native of Saga Prefecture's Karatsu City. His memories of a local Japanese food restaurant led him to enter the world of cuisine, deciding to make food that could move people. After acquiring experience at Hakata hotels and Japanese restaurants, he became head chef of Japanese cuisine at the Yachiyo Royal Hotel in Kumamoto. After that, he worked as head chef of the Yamaguchi Grand Hotel's Japanese Restaurant Miyabi for 12 years. He opened WA FUKUSHIMA in September of 2009, and this is his fifth year with us. He's never satisfied with his own cooking, striving for excellence each day.

福嶋 忠幸FUKUSHIMA TADAYUKI

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu Iwanuma

牛たん炭焼 利久 岩沼店

  • Natori/Zao/Shiroishi, Miyagi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Gyutan (beef tongue) / Local Japanese Cuisine

小野寺正春ONODERAMASAHARU

Depth that even a connoisseur can taste.

Wanting to use my hands to make a living, I entered the food industry because of my interest in cuisine. With over 20 years since we opened Rikyu, you'll soon find out why connoisseurs say, "When it comes to grilled beef tongue, one seeks the modest sensitivity that's a product of a single coal in the fire. The flavorful depth of each ingredient can change with the chef."

小野寺正春ONODERAMASAHARU

Nanohana

なの花

  • Okaido/Gintengai, Ehime
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Local Japanese Cuisine

高橋 邦親TAKAHASHI KUNICHIKA

I like eating nice food. That's why I became a chef.

I want to eat quality food, I want to make quality food, and I want people to eat quality food. Because I felt this way, I entered the world of cooking. I am still learning everyday and I make my food with passion.

高橋 邦親TAKAHASHI KUNICHIKA

Waso Hayashida

和創はやしだ

  • Shimbashi/Shiodome, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / Local Japanese Cuisine / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / General

林田 雄一HAYASHIDA YUICHI

It all started back when I used to help my mother in the kitchen.

He started training in traditional Japanese cuisine at age 18. He endeavors to ascertain exactly what his guests want by chatting with them as he prepares their delicious meals.

林田 雄一HAYASHIDA YUICHI

Uogashi Maruten Fuji

魚河岸丸天 富士店

  • Fuji City, Shizuoka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

中村 彰伸NAKAMURA AKINOBU

An interest in cooking that started in high school. A life devoted to Japanese cuisine and fish-based cuisine.

Born in Shizuoka prefecture in 1977, the proprietor's interest in cuisine started in high school. He started his career as an apprentice in Japanese restaurants in Shizuoka, achieving expertise in all forms of fish-based cooking at the likes of Uogashi Maruten, at both the main and branch restaurants. Since 2011 he has been at Uogashi Maruten Fuji, where he excels in all forms of Japanese cuisine.

中村 彰伸NAKAMURA AKINOBU

Washoku to Tempura Zefu

わしょくと天ぷら ぜふ

  • Kokubuncho/Ichibancho, Miyagi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Local Sake

大江 信行OE NOBUYUKI

Influenced by his relatives who cooked for a living, he chose the same path

Born July 9th, 1958, he's a native of Miyagi Prefecture's Higashimatsushima City. Influenced by his relatives who cooked for a living, he too chose the same path. After graduating from the Musashino School of Culinary Arts in Tokyo, he trained for three years at a Japanese restaurant in the city before moving on to the high class Sendai restaurant Gin Tanabe. He plied his skills there for roughly 30 years before coming to Sumibi Wabo Hesoya (now: Wasyoku to Tempura Zehu) to cap off his career.

大江 信行OE NOBUYUKI

Sapporo Modern Restaurant Erimotei

札幌モダンレストラン えりも亭

  • Sapporo Station, Hokkaido
  • Japanese,Japanese / Sousaku Sushi (creative sushi) / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

尾崎 貴幸OZAKI TAKAYUKI

Inadvertently became interested in cooking

Doing part-time work gave impetus for Mr. Takayuki Ozaki to embark on a path to becoming a chef. He started out with serving customers and worked his way up to be a chef. Working at Erimo-tei enables him to gain experience in many genres of food. This impetus that occurred at the right timing still fascinates him and spurs him on to continue down his path as a chef.

尾崎 貴幸OZAKI TAKAYUKI

Asakusa Unagi Sansho

浅草 うなぎ さんしょ 

  • Asakusa, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / Unagi (eel)

浅賀 博厚ASAGA HIROATSU

Eels, the pride of the proprietor who has continued to handle them since Sansho opened in Asakusa some 30 years ago

After training at an unagi (eel) wholesaler, he opened the unagi specialty restaurant Sansho in 1985. He refuses to compromise on taste and freshness, only procuring enough fresh unagi for the day. In addition to his infallible skills and judgement, he has been winning over customers with his warm and sociable hospitality.

浅賀 博厚ASAGA HIROATSU

Hakata Mizutaki-style Motsu Nabe Motsufuji

博多水炊き風もつ鍋 もつ藤

  • Marunouchi, Aichi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Motsu Nabe (offal hot pot)

伊藤 和之ITO KAZUYUKI

Encountering genuine motsunabe (meat stew) in Osaka led to him opening his own restaurant

I'm originally from Ichinomiya City. After stepping away from the 9-to-5 life of a businessman, I entered cooking school. After that, I apprenticed at a Chinese restaurant and worked at a gyoza (dumpling) shop in Osaka for even more training. When a famous motsunabe (meat stew) restaurant from Fukuoka opened a branch in Osaka, I seized the opportunity to work there and trained for a year and a half, and in 2007 split off and opened a restaurant in Nagoya.

伊藤 和之ITO KAZUYUKI

Kyodo Ryori Tei Sugi no Me

きょうど料理亭 杉ノ目

  • Susukino, Hokkaido
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Crab / Hokkaido Cuisine

芦沢 一弘Kazuhiro Ashizawa

Fascinated by the ingredients of Hokkaido

The chef started his career at a Japanese cuisine restaurant when he was 18 years old. After advancing his profession through experiences and training, he served as the head chef at the sister restaurant Suginome Hotel Okura Sapporo branch in 2014. Today, as the head chef of this restaurant Suginome Main branch established in 1915, he introduces the local cuisine to the guests using Hokkaido’s great ingredients such as crab and other fresh seafoods.

芦沢 一弘Kazuhiro Ashizawa

Fudozaka Kikuchi

不動坂 菊地

  • Sannomiya, Hyogo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Suppon (soft-shelled turtle) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal)

菊地KIKUCHI

Since he was a child, he was interested in food and he chose this path.

The chef was interested in making dishes with a variety of ingredients. After a while, he became able to cook on his own, and naturally started to think about working as a chef.

菊地KIKUCHI

Jion Shoja

慈恩精舎

  • Okayama, Okayama
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Shojin Ryori (Buddhist cuisine)

草野 潤KUSANO MEGUMU

Kusano brings his experience from a Japanese restaurant in Austria to the table

After achieving his childhood dream of becoming a cook at the family-oriented restaurant "Tenmaya", he moved on to Vienna, where he worked at a Japanese restaurant for six years. After returning to Japan and working at French and sushi restaurants in hotels, he has been putting his skills to use at his own shop for the past six months.

草野 潤KUSANO MEGUMU

Kisoji

木曽路

  • Shimbashi/Shiodome, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake

大木 哲也OKI TETSUYA

The Chef's Recommendations

Influenced by relatives who ran a sushi shop, he started his career in cooking.

He was born in Chiba Prefecture in 1964. Thanks to his relatives who ran a sushi shop, he has wanted to become a chef ever since he was a child. He started his training at a sushi restaurant in Tokyo when he was 15 and after that, he polished his skills at several other shops. In 1994, he opened up a new shop, "Kisoji", in Shinbashi in Minato Ward in Tokyo Prefecture and ever since then, has been serving only the freshest of ingredients and seasonal fish that are not only healthy, but let you enjoy the delicious flavors of each season.

大木 哲也OKI TETSUYA

Dozeu Iidaya

どぜう飯田屋

  • Asakusa, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / Dojo (loaches)

北川 孝Takashi Kitagawa

After 40 years at Dojo Iidaya, he knows everything there is to know about dojo (pond loaches)

Born in Miyagi prefecture in 1951, he went to Tokyo to find a job that was different from that of everyone else. He became an apprentice at Dojo Iidaya after learning that it was a restaurant that served dojo (pond loaches), something he rarely ate back home. He has worked and studied the foundations of cooking for over 40 solid years at Dojo Iidaya, and now that he is the head chef, he supports the kitchen with his discerning taste buds, as well as techniques backed by his experience.

北川 孝Takashi Kitagawa

Monja Mugi

もんじゃ 麦

  • Tsukishima, Tokyo
  • Okonomiyaki/Monjayaki (savory pancakes),Japanese / Okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) / Monjayaki (okonomiyaki pancakes using diluted batter) / Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling)

坂巻 剛SAKAMAKI TSUYOSHI

Took the path to become a chef naturally.

The chef loved to cook since he was young. Naturally, he chose the path of becoming a chef.

坂巻 剛SAKAMAKI TSUYOSHI

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu Nakakecho

牛たん炭焼 利久 名掛丁店

  • Sendai Station West Exit, Miyagi
  • Japanese,Japanese / Gyutan (beef tongue) / Curry

小野寺隆ONODERATAKASHI

Nothing says Sendai like gyutan (beef tongue)!

Nothing says Sendai like gyutan (beef tongue)! Interested in local ingredients, he took a job at Rikyu where he is now in charge of the grill. His motto is to take high quality ingredients and carefully grill them to perfection. "Grilling gyutan is fairly straightforward, and yet the flavor differs with each chef. I find that fascinating," Takashi remarks, as he affectionately tends the grill.

小野寺隆ONODERATAKASHI

Momoya Kamimaezu

もも屋 上前津店

  • Yabacho/Osu/Kamimaezu/Tsurumai, Aichi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers)

永井 大介NAGAI DAISUKE

We aim for a cozy restaurant that you will feel comfortable strolling into.

Daisuke was born on August 23rd, 1976 in Toyama Prefecture. During his college days, he worked part time at the original Momoya, and that was his impetus for entering the culinary world. At first, he was working in an industry unrelated to food and drink, but his feeling of delight at cooking and serving customers was so strong that he decided to become a chef. After gaining experience at various Japanese style restaurants, he opened Momoya Kamimaezu. Presently, he is paying special attention to timing the serving of his specialty skewers just right, and he displays his abilities while greeting customers with an easy-going, inviting atmosphere.

永井 大介NAGAI DAISUKE

Kappo Sushi Umeda

割烹・寿司うめだ

  • Tokaichi/Funairi/Yoshojima, Hiroshima
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Fugu (blowfish) / Basashi (horse meat sashimi)

梅田 真志UMEDA SHINJI

The Chef's Recommendations

Realising his father's greatness and his own culinary aspirations on leaving Hiroshima.

Shinji Umeda was born on March 17th, 1982. He learned much while working a part-time job at a restaurant. The izakaya (Japanese pub) he worked in at that time had an open kitchen, and during everything he did there, from the difficulty of conversing with customers to gaining more knowledge about cooking, he thought to himself "Dad did it like this, and at that time he spoke about this," and the image of his father's face was constantly on his mind. Shinji is currently training at his father's restaurant, studying the culinary arts so that he may one day open his own restaurant full of smiling, satisfied customers.

梅田 真志UMEDA SHINJI

Ampuku Toranomon Hills

あんぷく 虎ノ門ヒルズ店

  • Toranomon, Tokyo
  • Udon (noodles),Japanese / Udon (noodles) / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Western Sosaku (creative cuisine)

安江 勇治YASUE YUJI

A promising young chef who polished his skills under the guidance of one of the masters of creative Japanese cooking, Rokusaburo Michiba.

The son of the owner of a Japanese restaurant named 'Ampuku', he grew up with an intimate connection to food and a fascination for cooking. He took his first step on the culinary road at the age of 19, when he joined a 'kaiseki' banquet restaurant in Gifu as a chef, and later refined his skills further at Poisson Rokusaburo in Tokyo's Akasaka. He was also involved in planning the launch of the New York branch of the restaurant 'Ninja' during his time as a trainee chef. He developed a reputation for creating dishes which are subtle and elegant, yet stick unfalteringly to their principles. After returning to Japan, deciding that he wanted "to open an affordable restaurant for ordinary people, just like my father"; he opened his own 'udon' noodle restaurant, the 'Ampuku' which he still runs to this day.

安江 勇治YASUE YUJI

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