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Fried Chicken and Highball Link

フライドチキンとハイボール リンク

  • Kyoto Station, Kyoto
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Chicken / Western Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Highball

北川 浩次Koji Kitagawa

Became a chef to cook the deep-fried dishes that he has loved since he was a child.

He was born in 1979 in Ishikawa prefecture. He has loved deep fried dishes such as fried chicken since he was a child, but never thought of entering the restaurant field. After graduating from school, he started working at an izakaya (Japanese pub) and a dining kitchen, and accumulating experiences as a chef and a server also. He is still pursuing how to make delicious fried chicken.

北川 浩次Koji Kitagawa

Torisei Kyoto Tower Sando branch

鳥せい 京都タワーサンド店

  • Kyoto Station, Kyoto
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken

冨田 潤Jun Tomita

He has been fascinated with creating food and the atmosphere in a restaurant.

He was born in 1977 in Osaka. He had a part time job at a restaurant while he was a student as he was interested in creating food and the atmosphere in a restaurant. After graduating from school, he entered a restaurant. Though he wanted to work as a server at first, he had to work as a chef as the kitchen was short handed, however he found cooking fun, and his unique point of view was also highly received, which was why he began developing the restaurant menu as well. After working as the manager at [Torisei Tenmabashi branch], he was chosen to be a part of the staff to open [Torisei Kyoto Tower Sando branch]. 

冨田 潤Jun Tomita

Ampuku Ikebukuro

あんぷく 池袋店

  • Ikebukuro West Exit, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Udon (noodles) / Curry Udon (noodles)

安江 勇治YASUE YUJI

Our young chef studied under master creative Japanese chef Rokusaburo Michiba to master the art of culinary harmony

As the son of the owner of Western-style restaurant Ampuku, our chef has been accustomed to working in the kitchen since a young age. He got his start as a chef at the age of 19, working for a restaurant that served course banquets in Gifu, before refining his skills at places like Poisson Rokusaburo in Akasaka, Tokyo. During these studies he took part in founding the creative Japanese restaurant NINJA in New York, famed for elegant and captivating dishes. After returning to Japan he decided to follow in his father's footsteps and found his own eatery: Ampuku, serving original udon dishes.

安江 勇治YASUE YUJI

Unagi Kushiyaki Shinten

うなぎ 串焼 心天

  • Ningyocho/Kodenmacho, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Kushiyaki (grilled skewers) / Unagi (eel) / Hitsumabushi (eel bowl)

林 成Rin Sei

A part-time job in Toyko led him down the path to where he is today.

When he was 21, Sei Rin came to Okinawa as an exchange student from China, after which he went to Tokyo. He trained for 5 years in the restaurant Unashin in Shimbashi, before opening Unagi Kushiyaki Shinten 5 years ago.

林 成Rin Sei

Suzunoya

牛たん・旬菜 鈴の屋

  • Susukino, Hokkaido
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Kushiyaki (grilled skewers) / Hamburger Steak / Gyutan (beef tongue)

深谷 仁博 FUKAYA KIMIHIRO

The Chef's Recommendations

Having two busy working parents, devoted himself to learning the preparation of Japanese cuisine since elementary school

Born August 7th, 1973, raised in Kamigawa-gun, Hokkaido. Both his parents worked, so learning to cook in elementary school, he enjoyed learning how to season and prepare dishes. After graduating high school he trained in a Japanese restaurant, learning many skills and techniques. After that he worked as a chef in a Japanese hotel restaurant. In May of 2011 he struck off on his own and opened Suzunoya.

深谷 仁博 FUKAYA KIMIHIRO

Nishi Azabu Bancho

西麻布 晩鶏

  • Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken

荻田 直紀OGITA NAOKI

The Chef's Recommendations

In desire of the betterment of yakitori, the grilled chicken dish of the people of Japan

Coming from Kagawa, his family managed a restaurant and cookery was present nearby from his childhood onward. So it's only natural he came to love food and chose to work at a restaurant for his university part-time job. After graduation, he engaged in training at Japanese-style and Japanese traditional restaurants, realizing his long-sought independence after his experience at a yakitori (grilled chicken) shop. Yakitori has the potential to be a dish of national ranking; he wants to take this food of the people and elevate it even further through the addition of flavor, hospitality, and accommodation to his customers.

荻田 直紀OGITA NAOKI

Hakata Hotaru Azabujuban

博多ほたる 麻布十番店

  • Azabu-Juban, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

斉藤 俊輔SAITO SHUNSUKE

His mother's smiling face ignited a spark in him.

When he was in the second grade, he made a cake with his elder sister and let his mother try it. Her delighted expression and praise for the delicious cake gave rise to his feelings of wanting to bring joy to other people besides his mother. Hence, he decided to become a chef when he was in the fourth grade.

斉藤 俊輔SAITO SHUNSUKE

Fujimura

藤むら

  • Fukushima Station, Fukushima
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Kamameshi (rice cooked in an iron pot) / Local Sake

矢吹 光央YABUKI MITSUO

Our chef wanted to understand the complex flavors of sake

Born in 1978 in Fukushima Prefecture. He works as chef at the restaurant Kamameshi Fujimura, run by his father. Three years ago he and his wife acquired formal certification as sake tasting experts, and they've been visiting sake breweries ever since, selecting the most delicious offerings for tasting at their restaurant.

矢吹 光央YABUKI MITSUO

Roppakuya KADO

Roppakuya KADO

  • Shijo Karasuma/Karasuma Oike, Kyoto
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / General / Wine

山口 将吾YAMAGUCHI SHOGO

The Chef's Recommendations

After seeing the smiles of people leaving restaurants, he set out to become a chef.

Now, as he is in a position to provide customers with food, he feels it's all worth it when he hears customers exclaiming that the food is delicious.

山口 将吾YAMAGUCHI SHOGO

Shunsai Izakaya Furuichi Tsubogin

旬彩居酒屋 古市 つぼ銀

  • Ise, Mie
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Duck / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Suppon (soft-shelled turtle)

伊藤 剛ITO TSUYOSHI

His dream is to open an izakaya of his own one day

He was born in Mie Prefecture on September 1st, 1984. He started working at restaurants in his teens, and gained experience as the manager of bars in Tokyo and Tohoku. In 2012, he returned to his hometown, Ise City, to become the chef of Shunsai Izakaya Furuichi Tsubogin. Making use of his experiences working in restaurants where sake played a central role, he is particular about serving high quality food which goes well with his carefully chosen sake. He devotes himself to his work every day so as to satisfy his customers.

伊藤 剛ITO TSUYOSHI

Sumiyaki Ishokutei Nagomiya

炭焼居食亭 和や

  • Kokura, Fukuoka
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / General / Nabe (hot pot)

橋本 淳HASHIMOTO JUN

Sumiyaki resulting from the long pursuit of the most delicious cooking method.

Born March 23, 1972, in Fukuoka. Throughout ten years, the owner accumulated his experience from many izakayas. After researching ways to create delicious food, the owner came up with sumiyaki that preserves the original taste of the ingredients. With the realization of his dreams, he is now opening Sumiyaki Ishokutei Nagomiya

橋本 淳HASHIMOTO JUN

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu Yamatomachi

牛たん炭焼利久 大和町店

  • Miyagino/Wakabayashi, Miyagi
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Gyutan (beef tongue) / Local Japanese Cuisine

平泉真HIRAIZUMIMAKOTO

Making a career out of my favorite dish

I loved eating gyutan (beef tongue), and I was a fan of Rikyu's gyutan. I often went to the restaurant, and the staff always made sure that I enjoyed myself, so that's what led me to enter the world of cooking.

平泉真HIRAIZUMIMAKOTO

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu West Exit Main Branch

牛たん炭焼利久 西口本店

  • Sendai Station West Exit, Miyagi
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Local Japanese Cuisine / Gyutan (beef tongue) / General

渡邉毅WATANABETAKESHI

Ceaselessly refining his skills in Japanese cuisine

After graduating from cooking school he built up his career at four Japanese restaurants, and in 2006 moved to Rikyu. His motto as a chef is "Delicious, fast, and beautiful".

渡邉毅WATANABETAKESHI

Amimoto

網元

  • Matsuyama City, Ehime
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Fugu (blowfish)

塩沢 研SHIOZAWA KEN

I would like a lot of people to taste the deliciousness of Matsuyama's seafood.

He was born in 1971 in Fukuyama city in Hiroshima Prefecture. When he was young, he saw a chef in action and thought he looked cool. Wanting to do the same, he decided to enter the world of cooking. After training in various types of restaurants throughout the country, he tried the fish in Matsuyama and was moved by its deliciousness, which was beyond the imagination. When he opened Amimoto, he became both the restaurant owner and master chef. Every day, he strives to share the deliciousness of the food he was once moved by with a lot of people, and is currently in his 6th year.

塩沢 研SHIOZAWA KEN

Tsukiji Fukutake Main Branch

築地 ふく竹 本店

  • Tsukiji, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Motsu Nabe (offal hot pot) / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Local Japanese Cuisine

市ノ川 大輔Daisuke Ichinokawa

Bringing different cuisines to life

He got his start serving up Western-style cuisine, but he was drawn by the allure of traditional Japanese dishes, and has been working at the Japanese-style "Tsukiji Fukutake Main Shop" for seven years.

市ノ川 大輔Daisuke Ichinokawa

Tenku no Tsuki

天空の月

  • Dogenzaka/Shinsen, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Sake

油井 伸太郎YUI SHINTARO

A chef who switched over to the culinary world with wholehearted resolve.

Shintaro was born in August 1988 in Nakaotagiri, Nagano Prefecture. He used to work in a different industry, but he switched to the culinary world with wholehearted resolve. Since he began cooking at Tenku no Tsuki, he has pursued daily training under the tutelage of his teacher, Chef Watanabe.

油井 伸太郎YUI SHINTARO

Cotton Fields

COTTON FIELDS

  • Nakasu, Fukuoka
  • Beer Gardens/Halls,Taverns / Imported Beer / Beer / General

諸岡 昭二MOROKA SHOJI

Our chef's former occupation as an automotive engineer allowed him to transition brilliantly into a culinary architect who lets nothing go to waste.

He had originally worked as an engineer for the automobile industry, but after the Oil Crisis he switched careers to become a chef - a longtime passion. He ran his own food cart while attending culinary school, serving dark beer, which was quite rare at the time. He opened this establishment, "COTTON FIELDS", in 1980. He takes special care in selecting ingredients, and his motto is not to let a single part go to waste, with a special talent for bringing out the unique flavor of each component. He's most famous for his excellent spare ribs, garnished with a secret sauce he invented back in his food cart days.

諸岡 昭二MOROKA SHOJI

Katsugyo Jagaimo

活魚 じゃがいも

  • Nishi-Funabashi, Chiba
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Yuba (tofu skin)

佐藤 寛之SATO HIROYUKI

He started out in high school working part-time at Katsugyo Jagaimo.

He was born June 7, 1949. For 16 years, he was an office worker until he quit his job and launched an independent business in the food industry. He liked to eat,he liked to cook, and he was influenced by a part-time job he had in the food service during his college days. He accumulated more training and was supported by those around him, so now his son and he are chefs in their own restaurant. Together, after diligent study and keeping their own pace with great care, they offer handmade food from specially selected raw materials daily.

佐藤 寛之SATO HIROYUKI

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu Izumichuo

牛たん炭焼利久 泉中央店

  • Izumi-Chuo, Miyagi
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Gyutan (beef tongue) / Local Japanese Cuisine

若生博利WAKOHIROTOSHI

15 Years Uninterruptedly at Rikyu

He often ate at Rikyu with his family up through his student days. Attracted by the restaurant's appeal, he joined Rikyu with the hope of becoming a chef. Since then he has been polishing his skills uninterruptedly at Rikyu, becoming a true veteran chef.

若生博利WAKOHIROTOSHI

Katsu Shimokitazawa

克ッ 下北沢

  • Shimokitazawa, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Umeshu (plum wine)

金澤 和輝KANAZAWA KAZUTERU

A pure and simple Izakaya! Nothing pleases us more than making our customers happy.

Since graduating from university, I've spent all my time working in various izakaya Japanese bars. This one's my tenth! Unlike other jobs, I love how you can see the customers' genuine reactions. I try my best everyday to prepare whatever dish the customer wants, even if it's not on the menu.

金澤 和輝KANAZAWA KAZUTERU

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