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Futagoyama Shoji

双子山しょうじ

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

斎藤 章二SAITO SHOJI

The Chef's Recommendations

Upholding the name of the famous Futagoyama restaurant after 23 years in service, in a new independent venue.

Born on December 19th, 1958, in Hokkaido, this chef received his first kitchen knife as a child and never put it down. After initial training in sushi restaurants and other kitchens, he then proceeded to serve for 23 years as the chef of the famous Futagoyama restaurant, established more than 40 years ago. When Futagoyama shut down, he decided to continue the tradition by opening his own restaurant, Futayama Shoji, in October 2008. As fishing is his favorite hobby, his menus include his personal catches, as well as wild vegetables in the spring and handpicked mushrooms in the fall. Continuing in the footsteps of a long-tradition, he strives to bring the very best out of his ingredients.

斎藤 章二SAITO SHOJI

Kokorozukushi Inase

心づくし いなせ

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

菅野 良洋KANNO YOSHIHIRO

His love of fishing when he was in university led him down the path to becoming a chef

Yoshihiro Kanno was born in Miyagi prefecture in 1975. He often went fishing with friends when he was a university student. Upon cooking the fish they caught and getting it just right, all of his friends would be delighted by the great taste. This experience made Yoshihiro think, "I want to get even better at cooking," and thus entered the Miyagi school of cooking and confectionery. He enjoyed acquiring various skills and knowledge and realized his calling to become a chef. After graduation he headed to Tokyo where he trained at a famous Japanese restaurant, before returning to Sendai. After having been the head chef at two restaurants, he landed his present role as head chef of Kokorozukushi Inase.

菅野 良洋KANNO YOSHIHIRO

Yakitori Abe

やきとり阿部

  • Meguro, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken / Wine

阿部 友彦ABE TOMOHIRO

The Chef's Recommendations

From Italian food to yakitori, he closed his own shop to train at a famous restaurant

He was born in Niigata prefecture in 1984. After graduating from culinary school, he began his culinary career as a chef at "Kihachi". When he was just 23 years old, he opened an Italian dining restaurant in Akabane, but a turning point suddenly reached him. While he was casually imagining his future, what surfaced clearly in his head was, as he says, "The image of a yakitori (grilled chicken) craftsman standing diligently in front of a small grill." He worked as an apprentice at "Torishiki" when he was 28. After about a year and a half years of training, he opened "gallus" in June 2013 and has been in charge of it since then.

阿部 友彦ABE TOMOHIRO

Ginza Ibuki

ぎんざ一二岐

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Sake

吉澤 定久YOSHIZAWA SADAHISA

A cornerstone of eight years of training in Kyoto

Sadahisa Yoshizawa was born in Tochigi Prefecture in 1977. At 19 years old, he set his sights on becoming a chef, and stepped into the world of Japanese cuisine. He devoted himself to training at three restaurants over eight years in Kyoto, and then passed through three more Japanese restaurants after returning to Tokyo. He opened Ginza Ibuki in August 2010. The restaurant has received stars from the Tokyo Michelin Guide three years in a row.

吉澤 定久YOSHIZAWA SADAHISA

RUTH'S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE

RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE

  • Kasumigaseki, Tokyo
  • Steak,Yakiniku/Steak

野口 尊文NOGUCHI TAKAFUMI

The Chef's Recommendations

Fascinated by American cuisine, our chef seeks out traditional flavors

Born in 1967 in Tokyo, he realized how interesting cookery could be during a part-time job at a steak house. He later went to work full time for another steak restaurant in Aoyama. After that, to expand his repertoire, he gained experience in Italian, French, and other culinary styles, before being hired as the chef of a Texan-style restaurant in Yotsuya at the age of 30. At that time realized the depth of American cuisine, and afterwards traveled to LA to work as chef for the Consulate-General in California. After returning to Japan, he polished his skills as the chef of a number of restaurants, and became our chef here at Ruth's Chris Steak House in 2013.

野口 尊文NOGUCHI TAKAFUMI

Hakata Chuka Soba Marugen

博多中華そば まるげん

  • Hirao/Kiyokawa, Fukuoka
  • Ramen,Ramen (noodles) / Gyoza (dumplings) / Tantanmen (tantan ramen) / Tsukemen (noodles served separately from dip soup)

鈴木 克学SUZUKI YOSHITAKA

Aiming for a new, loved flavor in his native Hakata

He's loved eating since the beginning, and, a few years into being a cook after collecting experience in western and Italian restaurants, he had a fateful meeting with a certain bowl of ramen. From there, his course was decided. Returning to his native Hakata, he succeeded in developing through repeated trial and error a hitherto-untasted brand new flavor. Since then, he's earned the affection of many customers, and not just locals at that.

鈴木 克学SUZUKI YOSHITAKA

Ohama

おおはま

  • Kamakura/Zushi, Kanagawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sake

大濱 幸恵OOHAMA YUKIE

The Chef's Recommendations

A career that granted her a chance to fulfill her dream of competing with culinary skills

She was born in Ehime prefecture and raised in Chiba prefecture. She majored in food science in college since she wanted to work in food production, but after graduation she went on to work as a civil servant for a period of time. However, she says that, "I wanted to be in a job that involved making food," so she devoted herself wholeheartedly to that dream when she turned 30. She studied Japanese cuisine at Ecole Tsuji Tokyo for a year, and after that she learned the basics of cooking at Matsushita in Waseda, and studied sake (Japanese rice wine) at Sasagin in Yoyogi-Uehara. She underwent further training at Ishii in Shimbashi, and then in 2010 she opened Ohama in Asagaya, which moved to Kamakura in 2014.

大濱 幸恵OOHAMA YUKIE

Minoru Shokudo Ginza Mitsukoshi

みのる食堂 銀座三越店

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • General,Western / General / General

大内 義和OUCHI YORIKAZU

He has refined his skills basically in Italian cuisine. Now he is playing an important role at Minoru Shokudo.

He was born in 1979 in Kanagawa Prefecture. He began to dream of becoming a chef in his school days, learned cooking at high school, and got his cooking license. After graduating, he gained experience primarily in restaurants specializing in pasta and entered Kabenoana Co., Ltd. Following that, he gained experience at Le Vin Vivant (wine bar in Tamachi) and finally joined Minoru Shokudo. Now he is the chief chef there.

大内 義和OUCHI YORIKAZU

Ahill Ginza

ahill 銀座

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • French,Italian/French / French / Western Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling) / Hamburger Steak

山中 昌昭YAMANAKA MASAAKI

A dynamic expression of delicate French cooking with teppanyaki (Japanese hot plate) style cooking.

Born in 1979 in Osaka. While working part-time and chasing his dreams, he learned cooking by watching others and using the ingredients in his house. He would then share this cooking with his friends, and it was their positive reaction that led to him deciding upon a career in cooking. After working for eight years in an Italian restaurant, he started working at Ahill through the introduction of an acquaintance. He currently works as the head chef, using the dynamic teppanyaki style to produce delicate French food.

山中 昌昭YAMANAKA MASAAKI

Izakaya Umaimon Shinjuku Kabuki-cho

居酒屋うまいもん 新宿歌舞伎町

  • Shinjuku East Exit/Kabukicho, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake / General

齋藤 博重Hiroshige Saito

Warmly receiving customers with a smile at Umaimon

He was born and raised in Fukushima, but left for Tokyo to train at a Japanese restaurant for 15 years before coming back to Fukushima to open Izakaya Umaimon at age 33. However, for a short while he relocated to Osaka, due to his shop being within the evacuation zone after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011. After that, because of his deep familiarity with Tokyo, he decided to set up shop in one of the city's lively downtown shopping districts, and in April of 2012 he opened up Izakaya Umaimon in the Kabukicho district of Shinjuku.

齋藤 博重Hiroshige Saito

Blowfish Restaurant Tokufuku

フグ料理 徳福

  • Nishiki-sanchome, Aichi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Fugu (blowfish) / Nabe (hot pot)

佐藤 誠SATO MAKOTO

We have been serving blowfish dishes for 14 years now! Blowfish dishes brought to you by a specialist.

He was born in Fukuoka prefecture in 1978. After working in a blowfish cuisine restaurant part time, he decided to become a chef. He diligently studied cooking while gaining experience working at a blowfish/seafood restaurant in Fukuoka, Otora. Already thinking about breaking out on his own, he had a chance encounter that lead to him moving to Nagoya and opening up his shop, Blowfish Restaurant Tokufuku, after a year of preparation. And the rest is history.

佐藤 誠SATO MAKOTO

Sushi Minato

鮨みなと

  • Asahikawa, Hokkaido
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi

中港 大将NAKAMINATO TAKAYUKI

His father's shop burned to the ground... but continuing the family legacy was his destiny!

Born in Hokkaido in 1974, he grew up watching his father running Minato Sushi, his shop in Asahikawa. After graduating from high school, he decided to become a sushi chef, and spent 7 years in Sapporo and 3 in Tokyo polishing his skills in the preparation of sushi and Japanese cuisine. In 1999, Minato Sushi burned to the ground, and when he heard that the shop was going to be closed for good, he made up his mind. Changing locations, he opened Sushi Minato for a second time, continuing his father's legacy.

中港 大将NAKAMINATO TAKAYUKI

Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki

神戸焼肉 かんてき

  • Dogenzaka/Shinsen, Tokyo
  • Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ),Yakiniku/Steak / Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) / Beer / Sawa (cocktail of spirits and soda)

季 慶浩RI KYONHO

His family ran a yakiniku restaurant, so it was natural for him to go into the same business after graduating from high school.

Born on June 16, 1987 in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. As his parents ran a yakiniku (grilled meat) restaurant, he had an interest in yakiniku restaurants from a young age. After graduating high school, one thing lead to another, and he trained for 5 years at the famous Fukuoka restaurant, Daitoen. During that time, he met the manager of Kanteki, and they decided to work together. After working at the flagship restaurant in Kobe, they opened the Shibuya branch on April 11, 2012 and he became manager.

季 慶浩RI KYONHO

Shibusan Uokin

渋三 魚金

  • Shibuya South Exit, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

長島 志郎NAGASHIMA SHIRO

His motto is to make preparations perfectly and serve dishes to customers at their best condition.

He was born in 1977 in Tokyo. When he was working part-time at a restaurant in his high school days, he discovered the joy of restaurant business. After experiencing various jobs, he made up his mind to become a chef at the age of 27. He found a job at a famous izakaya (restaurant pub) and learned the basics of cooking skills thoroughly. Then he joined Uokin at 30. After working at Gotanda and Shimbashi branches, he transferred to Shibusan Uokin in 2012. Now he is the chief chef there. As a professional, he is enchanted by the fact that he can handle a lot of fresh ingredients from the Tsukiji market.

長島 志郎NAGASHIMA SHIRO

Oshokuji Dokoro Chanya

お食事処 ちゃんや

  • Motobu/Nakijin-son, Okinawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Local Japanese Cuisine / Okinawa Cuisine

喜屋武 信KYAN MAKOTO

The Chef's Recommendations

He turned a private home into an inn to support the local area, and later added a restaurant

Born in Okinawa in 1970, after graduating from high school, he worked as a car salesman, then as a maintenance worker for a hotel in Okinawa. In 2006, he opened Minshuku Chanya in Bise with his mother. Though it was limited to a single private home, his inn quickly grew in popularity. In 2007, he opened Oshokuji Dokoro Chanya on the premises. It operates entirely on a reservation-only basis, and is supported by a large number of fans of gourmet food seeking true local cuisine.

喜屋武 信KYAN MAKOTO

Kushikoma Main Store

串駒 本店

  • Otsuka, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Basashi (horse meat sashimi) / Nabe (hot pot) / Sake

大林禎OBAYASHITEI

An Encounter with the Master of a LongStanding Sake Shop, a Journey to Discover the Choicest Sake

Born in 1955 in Kumamoto prefecture. At the age of 18 he bought a one-way ticket to Tokyo and began his live-in training to be a chef. He opened "Kushikoma", which was originally just a normal izakaya (Japanese-style bar), at around 25 years of age. After that, he discovered a new-born love of sake (Japanese rice wine) upon meeting Mr. Mitsuhisa Kodama of the legendary "Koshuya" bar in Ikebukuro. The foundations were then laid for the present incarnation of "Kushikoma", which he realized through subsequent pilgrimages to breweries all over Japan to gather up the very best sake.

大林禎OBAYASHITEI

Momofuku

百福

  • Shin-Sakae/Higashisakura/Izumi, Aichi
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Fugu (blowfish) / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / General

百瀬 敢司MOMOSE ATSUSHI

This chef has devoted himself to the art of preparing fugu (pufferfish) for 28 years, and continues his exploration of the most delicious fugu dishes

Born on April 8, 1967, in Gifu Prefecture. After graduating from high school, he studied in a culinary school, before joining a fugu (blowfish) restaurant in Osaka, where he would work for 20 years. In 2007, he opened his Momofuku restaurant in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. He is committed to making his restaurant a place his customers invite their loved ones to, and long to visit again.

百瀬 敢司MOMOSE ATSUSHI

Sushiya-no Uokin Ebisu Branch

鮨屋のうおきん 恵比寿店

  • Ebisu, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake

山本 徹YAMAMOTO TORU

The Chef's Recommendations

He is the chief chef who plays an important role to support the kitchen at the Ebisu branch that can develop the potential of Uokin group.

He was born in 1965 in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. He was influenced by cooking programs on TV and naturally became enchanted with cooking. At 15, he joined a Japanese restaurant in Tokyo and learned the basics of Japanese cuisine intensively for six years. Thereafter, he gained experience at a restaurant featuring Kushiyaki (spit-grilled dishes) and large plates and at a Japanese restaurant in Ebisu. Finally he joined Uokin Co., Ltd. in 2008. He refined his skills at the main store of the Uokin group and finally assumed position of chief chef at Sushiya-no Uokin Ebisu Branch.

山本 徹YAMAMOTO TORU

Oryori Shunso

お料理 春草

  • Sangenjaya, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Sake

今井良和Yoshikazu Imai

The Chef's Recommendations

Japanese cuisine - the more you know, the deeper you find it. He researches daily in search of its quintessence.

He was born in Chiba prefecture in 1972. He entered the culinary world when he was 19, and polished his skills at places such as an old, well-established inn at Hakone, and luxurious, traditional Japanese restaurants in Tokyo. After that, he devoted himself wholeheartedly to Japanese cuisine and put 20 years of experience under his belt before setting out on his own. When he was younger, he thought, "Knife skills are like sports. I will become proficient according to how much effort I spend practicing them," but he says that as he gained more experience, he hit upon a new realization of the profundity of Japanese cuisine. Now, the driving force behind Mr. Imai's dishes is precisely his humble approach, as he says, "Even now, I'm learning new things every day."

今井良和Yoshikazu Imai

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu Sendai

牛たん炭焼利久 仙台駅店

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

井上昭広INOUEAKIHIRO

His eyes were opened to cooking when he was an elementary-school student

He first prepared food as part of a home economics lesson, and the fun of that elementary-school experience awakened a love of cooking within him. After gaining ten years of experience working in an izakaya tavern, he moved on to Rikyu to put his skills to work.

井上昭広INOUEAKIHIRO

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