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OSushiawase Sushi Horikawa

おすしあわせ 鮨ほり川

  • Asakusa, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi / Sake

堀川 恭平Kyouhei Horikawa

Mr. Horikawa is a Sushi chef who has studied at many long-established and famous restaurants in Tokyo.

He was born in 1978 in Chiba. At age 20, he knocked on the door of Sushi Kanpachi and experienced seven years of working as an apprentice. Since then, he has worked as a sushi chef at various sushi restaurants in Tokyo, not only the famous Sushi Fukuju in Ginza but also at Akasaka, Roppongi, and Shinjuku. After becoming independent, he opened Sushi Horikawa in Asakusa.

堀川 恭平Kyouhei Horikawa

Jizakanaya Hamamatsucho Branch

海鮮問屋 地魚屋 浜松町店

  • Hamamatsucho/Daimon, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

奥山 直之Naoyuki Okuyama

Delivering smiles to customers through fresh fish cuisine.

Mr. Okuyama was born in 1974 in Yamagata. He has been interested in cooking ever since he was young. He learned of the joys of cooking at a dining establishment where he worked part-time during his student days and was drawn in by the world of food. He learned various knowledge and skills, such as Hokkaido cuisine, Kyoto cuisine, sushi, and Kaiseki cuisine - all of which have made him the chef he is today. Utilizing his over 20 years of experience, he now works as head chef and pours his efforts into developing the menu and raising future generations of chefs. 

奥山 直之Naoyuki Okuyama

Fujino

藤乃

  • Fukushima/Noda, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / Soba (noodles) / Nabe (hot pot) / Duck

門野 倫也Michiya Kadono

The Chef's Recommendations

From part-time work during high school, Mr. Kadono chose the path of living on his own skills.

He was born in 1973 in Hyogo. He gained experience in the food and beverage industry through a part-time job during high school. Despite working as a salaried employee at a major corporation, he aspired to work independently with his skills, leading to his decision to leave the company. He was fortunate to have good colleagues and trained in Western cuisine, Japanese cuisine, French cuisine, and handmade soba noodles. Through this journey, he came across the owner of Fujino, and has been serving as the head chef since 2014. With a desire to expand his culinary expertise, he learned handmade soba, and he makes sure to create menus that utilize his many experiences.

門野 倫也Michiya Kadono

Sushi Hakata Matsumoto Yaesu Branch

鮨 博多まつもと 八重洲店

  • Nihonbashi, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sushi / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

Mawaranaisushi Hokuriku Gappa

廻らない寿司 北陸がっぱ

  • Kawasaki, Kanagawa
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

西村 俊輔Shunsuke Nishimura

Mr. Nishimura is a chef who is particular about ingredients and brings smiles to guests' faces.

Mr. Nishimura is a chef who is particular about ingredients and brings smiles to guests' faces. Offering mawaranai sushi (not conveyor belt sushi), he enchants his guests with his delicate technique and passion. He provides heartwarming moments with careful attention to ingredients and hospitality.

西村 俊輔Shunsuke Nishimura

Temari Sushi and Nihoncha SOUDEN

手鞠鮨と日本茶 宗田 -SOUDEN-

  • Shijo Karasuma/Karasuma Oike, Kyoto
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sousaku Sushi (creative sushi) / Japanese Tea

横田 宗也Kazuya Yokota

Plans to open 10 restaurants in 10 different categories. A chef who has gone beyond the boundaries of being a chef.

Mr. Yokota was born in 1985. His starting point was a part-time job at a restaurant during high school. After entering university, he gained experience in an Izakaya (Japanese pub). He joined the company after graduation, but his desire to start his own business gradually grew, so he left when he was 25. In 2011, at 26, he opened his restaurant, Sumibi Kazuya, which steadily gained popularity. Then, he opened Ibushigin Kazuya in 2015, followed by Temari Sushi and Nihoncha SOUDEN in April 2018. His future plans include opening 10 restaurants in 10 different types. As the owner and chef of two restaurants, he continues to work tirelessly day by day.

横田 宗也Kazuya Yokota

San Bettei Kitashinchi Branch

燦別邸 北新地店

  • Kita-Shinchi, Osaka
  • Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew),Japanese / General / Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices) / Sukiyaki (hot pot stew)

井上 学Manabu Inoue

Mr. Inoue values the relationships and bonds with people in his life.

Learning the importance of connection with others through baseball, he entered the food and beverage industry at 18. It was 19 years ago that he first met the owner of San Bettei. Due to the company's rapid growth, which started as a Kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers) restaurant, he was separated from the owner and left the company. He studied service in Italian and French restaurants, then worked in construction and as an executive at a ramen restaurant. However, he could not forget the owner whom he respected and connected with him via SNS. When San Bettei from Onna-son, Okinawa, was opening in Kitashinchi, he joined the restaurant as a manager, realizing his wish to work with the owner.

井上 学Manabu Inoue

Yufuin Sansyorou

ゆふいん山椒郎

  • Yufuin(Yufu), Oita
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Local Japanese Cuisine

山田 竜也Tatsuya Yamada

To be a chef who always connects with his customers

Born in 1988 in Fukuoka, Tatsuya started his culinary career after graduating high school at 18. He had the opportunity to apprentice to Kenichi Shine, who was the head chef at the ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) "Soan Kosumosu." While studying under Kenichi, he learned everything about working in a kitchen from scratch, including skills and mindset. In 2013, Kenichi opened "Sansyouryou," and a year later, Tatsuya transferred there to work with him. By 2018, Tatsuya had become the head chef and manager. With an unwavering interest in food, he continues to surprise and entertain his guests with his cooking every single day.

山田 竜也Tatsuya Yamada

Otobashi Sumiya

尾頭橋すみや

  • Kanayama/Atsuta-ku/Nakagawa-ku, Aichi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Suppon (soft-shelled turtle) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal)

角谷 進Susumu Sumiya

The Chef's Recommendations

Serves delicious dishes that make the most of the flavors of seasonal ingredients.

Mr. Sumiya was born in 1960 in Aichi and raised in a fishing family. His parents' house also ran an agriculture business, so high-quality fish and vegetables were always close to him. So, he naturally entered the culinary world because of his interest in food. After graduating from high school, he worked at a Japanese restaurant and then honed his skills in Japanese cuisine at various restaurants, such as Japanese restaurants and Kaiseki restaurants. In 2007, he opened his dream restaurant, Otobashi Sumiya. Every day, he devotes himself to "creating a restaurant where diners can fully enjoy the season's delicacies."

角谷 進Susumu Sumiya

Onzoshi Kiyoyasutei

御曹司 きよやす邸

  • Roppongi, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Japanese Beef Steak / Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling)

今野 正博IMANO MASAHIRO

He started as a chef and his career carried him into management.

He remembers how moving it is to see delighted diners who came all the way out to taste his cooking enjoy the meals he set out for them!

今野 正博IMANO MASAHIRO

Miyashin

宮新

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

猪股 善人Yoshito Inomata

The Chef's Recommendations

His international experience in Paris was a turning point in his life that encouraged him to master the art of yakitori (grilled chicken).

Born in Nagasaki prefecture in 1950, Chef Inomata trained at a number of yakitori restaurants, beginning with Torinaga in Roppongi. Later, he worked at a yakitori restaurant in Paris. Yakitori is a part of Japanese culture and Inomata was one of the first to spread the word about it to the rest of the world. In 1994, he returned to Japan and opened Toriyoshi in Nakameguro. He later opened branches in Nishi-azabu and Ginza. Inomata is now the owner of four restaurants. He can often be found standing at the grill in Corridor Machi's Miyashin.

猪股 善人Yoshito Inomata

Ganso Ebidashi Monja no Ebisen Shibuya Stream Branch

元祖海老出汁もんじゃのえびせん 渋谷ストリーム店

  • Shibuya Center-Gai/Koen-Dori, Tokyo
  • Okonomiyaki/Monjayaki (savory pancakes),Japanese / Monjayaki (okonomiyaki pancakes using diluted batter) / Okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) / Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling)

羽方 勇二Yuji Hagata

A chef who brings smiles to guests with a charming downtown atmosphere and delicious cuisine.

Mr. Hagata was born in 1992 in Tokyo. He had a passion for food from a young age and decided to pursue a career in the culinary world. Gained experience working as a chef in Japanese and chicken-focused restaurants in Marunouchi and Shinjuku. At Ganso Ebidashi Monja no Ebisen, he put his heart into his cooking every day with the desire for their guests to want to come back. He also put effort into creating the restaurant's ambiance, hoping that guests could experience the atmosphere of a Monja restaurant born in the traditional downtown area.

羽方 勇二Yuji Hagata

Nodoguro-no-Nakamata Tsukiji 

のどぐろの中俣 築地

  • Tsukiji, Tokyo
  • Seafood,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)

渡邊 裕一Yuichi Watanabe

He creates wholehearted dishes with his delicate cutting techniques.

He was born in 1984 in Tokyo. As he liked eating since he was very young, he entered the cooking field. He accumulated experience exclusively in the field of Japanese cuisine, at various Japanese restaurants in Tokyo, such as seafood, kappo (traditional Japanese cuisine), and pufferfish restaurants. He is currently devoting himself to improving his cooking techniques to offer better dishes to see the guests smiling and saying [delicious]. His delicate cutting techniques, to bring out the original taste of the ingredients, is highly received. Now he is actively working as a chef at [Nodoguro-no Nakamata Tsukiji].

渡邊 裕一Yuichi Watanabe

Hakata Motsunabe Yamanaka Akasaka Branch

博多もつ鍋 やま中 赤坂店

  • Akasaka, Fukuoka
  • Motsu Nabe (offal hotpot),Japanese / General / Motsu Nabe (offal hot pot) / Sake

内間 洋喜Hiroki Uchima

Mr. Uchima jumped back into the world of cooking after other experiences and now works hard to make delicious Motsu Nabe (offal hotpot).

Mr. Uchima was born in 1986 in Fukuoka. After graduating from culinary school, he started working at a hotel, beginning his career in the Western food department. He then resigned from that hotel and built up his experience at a restaurant and izakaya (Japanese pub). His next step after that was to try out the life of a salesman. Still, his attraction to dining was reignited, and he challenged himself to enter that world again. He joined the Hakata Motsunabe Yamanaka Akasaka Branch in 2018 and now shows off his skills as both the restaurant's assistant manager and chef. 

内間 洋喜Hiroki Uchima

Tofu-ya

とうふや

  • Ise, Mie
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Tofu Dishes

千原 昌也Masaya Chihara

His signature crafted tofu cuisine comes backed by years of Japanese culinary training.

He was born in 1969 and grew up in Mie Prefecture. During his childhood, he would catch fish on his own to cook with, which was the beginning of his culinary dreams of becoming a chef. After he graduated from high school, he went on to spend three years in Nagoya to gain experience at the restaurant Nadaman in the Tokyu Hotel. From there, he went back to his hometown in Ise to work with traditional Japanese cuisine at a restaurant named Katsuragawa. After three additional years of training, he went on to spend 10 years working at Sushi Kyu on the historic Okage Yokocho side street. At age 35, he joined Tofu-ya and eventually worked his way up to become a head chef. You can find him there today preparing a wide variety of tofu and other soy-based dishes.

千原 昌也Masaya Chihara

Japanese Restaurant Hana-Goyomi

日本料理「花暦」

  • Namba, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Tempura (battered, fried seafood and vegetables) / Sushi

花田 浩之Hiroyuki Hanada

Mr. Hanada is enjoying his life as a chef, realizing the dream that he has been drawing since childhood.

He was born in 1971 in Fukuoka. His love of cooking since childhood led him to dream of becoming a chef in Osaka. To fulfill this dream, he began training as a chef at a catering restaurant specializing in Kyoto-style kaiseki and Japanese cuisine. The restaurant owner-chef introduced him to Mr. Kurosaki, the executive chef at the time, and he joined Hana-Goyomi. Currently, he stands at the forefront as the restaurant's Executive Head Chef for Japanese cuisine.

花田 浩之Hiroyuki Hanada

Kaisen Ryori Hama no Ie

海鮮料理浜の家

  • Onna-son, Okinawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Local Japanese Cuisine / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

長浜 厚史Atsushi Nagahama

The Chef's Recommendations

He began his career as a chef by helping out at home

Born in Okinawa on November 15th, 1972, he has been helping out in Hama no Ie, the restaurant that his parents established, since he was a child. He decided to become a chef because he always wanted to make the food with which he was most familiar with. While working in the restaurant, he developed a solid foundation in cooking. He is particularly skilled at cooking all kinds of fish dish. He is a known authority on ikezukuri (preparing sashimi made from live seafood).

長浜 厚史Atsushi Nagahama

Sushi Koizumi

鮨こいづみ

  • Yokohama Station, Kanagawa
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

小泉 英樹Hideki Koizumi

Mr. Koizumi wants to keep the tradition of Edomae Sushi with his skilled craftsmanship.

Mr. Koizumi was born in 1963 in Tokyo and raised in Kanda Kamakura Coast. He joined "Kanda Jenome Sushi" by chance and began to aspire to become a sushi chef. Then, he sharpened his skills in authentic Edo-style sushi restaurants established in 1861. From April 2023, he became the head chef of Sushi Koidsumi in Yokohama. He is a sushi chef who continues to preserve the tradition of Edo-mae sushi, with skills cultivated over a long period.

小泉 英樹Hideki Koizumi

Uyu

うゆう 

  • Shibuya South Exit, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General

加茂 友太Yuta Kamo

Mr. Kamo values conversations with guests.

Mr. Kamo values conversations with guests. After seven years of training at a kappo restaurant, he has been the chef and manager at Uyu in Shibuya since its opening in June 2022. His dishes, inspired by the various genres from his food crawl, are based on Japanese cuisine but have a playful touch throughout, receiving high praise from guests every day. Polite customer service with the conversation, which the open kitchen allows for, is his creed.

加茂 友太Yuta Kamo

76Vin

76vin

  • Nippori, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / French / Wine

江村 謙Ken Emura

The Chef's Recommendations

His journey towards becoming a yakitori (grilled chicken) artisan began when he helped out at his uncle's restaurant.

Born in Tokyo in 1964, Me. Mr. Emura began a career working at a company but was invited to help out at the izakaya (Japanese style pub) that his uncle runs, which is where he learned to grill chicken. At a time, the izakaya was so popular that they grilled 400 skewers of yakitori per day. However, it was forced to close due to the building's deterioration. At that point, Mr. Emura received an offer from culinary researcher Ms. Yukiko Hirano, who was an acquaintance of his. He opened "76Vin" in 2012, with her producing the food and the restaurant space.

江村 謙Ken Emura

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