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Yakitori House Nonchan

焼鳥ハウスのんちゃん

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken / General

重山 美紀夫SHIGEYAMA MIKIO

A veteran shop loved by the locals for many years. The unchanged taste of the yakitori goes to show they are particular about good flavor.

There was a time when I walked around and ate at all the yakitori shops in the city, tells Mr. Shigeyama. His love for yakitori lead him to open his "Yakitori House Nonchan" in 1984. You can take the finest quality ingredients for granted, and every skewer is carefully prepared by hand in-house. There is no end to the regulars who make their way in for a taste of Mr. Shigeyama's carefully crafted yakitori.

重山 美紀夫SHIGEYAMA MIKIO

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

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

Kishikawa

きし川

  • Kokura, Fukuoka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Crab

村上翔太MURAKAMISHOTA

It's been my dream to be a chef ever since I was little.

Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1986. I've loved cooking ever since I was little and have always had the dream of becoming a chef. Be it a la carte dishes or main dishes, I spare no effort in making each and every dish.

村上翔太MURAKAMISHOTA

Ryoriya Mifune

料理屋 三船

  • Roppongi, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General

江口 拓磨EGUCHI TAKUMA

His yearning to emulate his chef mentor had unknowingly set him down his own path into the art of cuisine.

He was born in Ibaraki Prefecture in 1990. He worked in a kitchen during his high school years, where he developed a great admiration for the skills of the chef, an impressive character, in whose footsteps he longed to follow. After graduating from Tochigi International Technical School of Culinary Arts, he came to work at Ryoriya Mifune.

江口 拓磨EGUCHI TAKUMA

Jiman ha Shizen Tori Ryori Kawadaya

自慢は自然。鶏料理 川田屋

  • Matsubara/Fujiidera/Kawachinagano, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken / Nabe (hot pot)

武居 信仁TAKEI NOBUHITO

Offers up big portions made with top quality ingredients.

He was born March 8th, 1972, in Osaka Prefecture. Wanting to become a cook, after finishing high school, he began apprenticing at Tori Ryori after a friend introduced him. After that, he continued working at the same restaurant as a cook. Tondabayashi, Osaka is a place blessed with tranquil nature; a place where people go to get directly-sourced, fresh ingredients to create delicious meals.

武居 信仁TAKEI NOBUHITO

Oshio Ataru

おしお ATARU店

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

松野 雄太MATSUNO YUTA

We want our favorite foods to become our customers' favorites too.

I have always loved making okonomiyaki pancakes at home, so I started working here part time in the second year of high school. And then, falling in love with the taste of monjayaki, I decided to work here full time. I want to serve monjayaki to the customers and have them love it as much as I do!?

松野 雄太MATSUNO YUTA

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

Kushi Agemono Shun's Ginza

串あげもの 旬s 銀座店

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Japanese Sosaku (creative),Japanese / General / Kushiage (deep-fried skewers) / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine)

和田 隆WADA TAKASHI

Enjoy "Kushiage" (fried skewers), have fun with the chef, and understand its depth.

After graduating from culinary school, he hoped to become a patissier, so he began working at a French restaurant through an introduction from the school. Following that an acquaintance introduced me to a steakhouse. Ultimately, he wound up working at several different restaurants. When he turned 30, he began thinking about the chef he wanted to become. He started at a kushiage (fried skewers) restaurant. It was his first time interacting with customers at a counter. As a chef, there was nothing better than directly seeing a customer's reaction. 15 years has since passed and he has continued working as a kushiage chef.

和田 隆WADA TAKASHI

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu Chuodori

牛たん炭焼利久 中央通店

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

新保宏介SHIMBOKOSUKE

I want to cook delicious food for others to enjoy.

Having a great love for cooking since childhood, he entered the world of cuisine, and after twelve years of experience at a soba restaurant, came to Rikyu. The grilling of beef tongue may be simple but it also has depth. To serve it in its finest form, everyday he centers himself and grills for a delicate perfection.

新保宏介SHIMBOKOSUKE

Akashi

明石

  • Shin-Matsudo, Chiba
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

矢向 剛YAKO TAKESHI

Demonstrating the knowledge and techniques built up over three generations

Mr. Yakou's grandfather was a maker of tempura who opened an establishment in Ginza named "Naruto", this name being linked to his birthplace, Awaji Island. His father, Yoshio Yakou, struck out on his own, leaving "Naruto" and establishing in 1962 his own restaurant named "Akashi". This name was a reference to being on the opposite side of the Naruto Strait. Having grown up watching this family, Mr. Yakou felt he wanted to become a chef, so he trained with his father to develop his skills. He has reached such a high level of mastery in the preparation of pufferfish that he currently serves as an examiner for the licensing of pufferfish chefs.

矢向 剛YAKO TAKESHI

Yakitori no Ippei Main Store

やきとりの一平 本店

  • Muroran, Hokkaido
  • Japanese,Japanese / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Kushiyaki (grilled skewers) / Chicken

加藤 英哲KATO HIDEAKI

He pours 100% of his effort into every skewer to offer you his best every time.

Born in 1976, a native of Hokkaido's Muroran City. After working at a pub as a part-time job, he decided to enter the world of the culinary arts. He worked at a pub in Sapporo for almost ten years, were he learned how to manage food preparation and instruct staff - the whole operation of a successful restaurant. In 2004, he returned to his hometown of Muroran and began working at "Yakitori no Ippei Main Store." He tells us that "there's no way you could get this kind of quality at a cheap yakitori joint - my motto is to cook every single skewer to delicious perfection before I offer it to my customers."

加藤 英哲KATO HIDEAKI

Sushi Ko

すし耕

  • Otaru/Yoichi/Shakotan, Hokkaido
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi / Donburi (rice bowl) / Local Sake

竹山 耕司TAKEYAMA KOJI

Delicious sushi made using local ingredients from Otaru.

He is originally from Otaru. He became interested in cooking while working at a hotel restaurant specializing in Buddhist-style cuisine. Above all else, from a young age he felt a connection to the ingredients of Otaru and wanted to make good use of them by becoming a sushi chef. He gained experience training at sushi restaurants in Sapporo and Otaru. In 2001, he opened Sushiko in his hometown, where he works today.

竹山 耕司TAKEYAMA KOJI

Sushi Sakana Hideto

鮨 酒菜 秀人

  • Numazu, Shizuoka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sushi / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

岩崎 多加志IWASAKI TAKASHI

Always obsessive about fish.

Seafood direct from the Port of Heda, Numazu. Every morning we head to Numazu port to buy our stock. Normally the fishermen bring in their afternoon catch to the Port of Heda to put out at market the next day. But we go directly to buy our fish so by that evening we can serve it in our restaurant. Our customers get to experience a freshness they would normally not be able to do.

岩崎 多加志IWASAKI TAKASHI

Japanese Restaurant Kisei

日本料理樹勢

  • Hiratsuka/Oiso/Ninomiya, Kanagawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Fugu (blowfish)

小山 直樹KOYAMA NAOKI

Fascinated by the delicate cuts, he was drawn to the world of traditional Japanese cuisine.

Koyama wanted to be a Western-style cook when he was small, but when he attended culinary school his eyes were opened to the finesse required of the knife work in traditional Japanese cooking, and after graduation he went to to work at a Japanese food restaurant. After 12 years of experience, he opened Kisei in 1997.

小山 直樹KOYAMA NAOKI

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

Bishokudokoro Sakuji Nishishinjuku

美食処 作治 西新宿店

  • Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo
  • Japanese Sosaku (creative),Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake

安藤 孝司ANDO TAKASHI

Leave the hospitality of Japanese cuisine up to this chef.

At Ichukyo, a kaiseki (traditional Japanese banquet) restaurant in Tokyo's Omi, he trained under the former director and head chef of Nadaman. "Let me serve you a feast in which you will sense the passage of the seasons in the ingredients and the arrangements," he tells us.

安藤 孝司ANDO TAKASHI

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

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

Ocomo

OCOMO

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

安倍 康介ABE KOSUKE

The smiles of his customers inspire him to spend every day trying to make the best possible food on his hot plate.

He was born in Tokyo in 1995. From a young age he was interested in cooking, and when he was a student, he gained experience in the food industry through part-time jobs. This experience led to him setting his heart upon a career within cooking. In 2010, he started work at Asakusa Monja Ocomo. He became interested in working with a hot plate, which allows for a wide range of cooking to be performed. Every day he tries out new ideas as he cooks. He also puts his heart into welcoming his customers to make them happy.

安倍 康介ABE KOSUKE

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