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KATSUDON

喝鈍

  • Osaka Station/Umeda Station, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / Katsudon (fried pork cutlet bowl)

渡邉 誉Homare Watanabe

He succeeded his family business as he loved [Katsudon (rice bowl topped with cutlet)] made by his father who is a chef and the first generation of the main branch.

He was born in 1971 in Osaka prefecture. His father is the founder of [KATSUDON], now it is the main branch in Hozenji Yokocho. As he loved his father's [katsudon (rice bowl topped with cutlet)], he naturally decided to succeed his family business, and became a chef. In 1993, the second branch opened in Takimi-koji of Umeda Sky Bldg. and he takes charge of both operation and cooking. He carefully prepares [cutlet] one by one, without using frozen products or synthetic seasonings, with the motto of [domestic ingredients, quick, tasty, cheap]. By strictly following the taste of his father at the main branch, he keeps the tradition of this old-established restaurant. 

渡邉 誉Homare Watanabe

Katsudon Kouei

かつ丼 幸栄

  • Kyobashi, Tokyo
  • Katsudon /Katsuju (fried pork cutlet bowl),Japanese / Tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet) / Katsudon (fried pork cutlet bowl) / Donburi (rice bowl)

加藤 大和Hirokazu Kato

He brings out the best flavor of meat with his knowledge and experience.

He was born in Tottori. After working at a Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling) restaurant in Osaka for several years, he moved to Tokyo to pursue his career as a chef. Currently, he works as a chef at Katsudon Kouei. Based on his knowledge and experience of meat acquired in the Teppanyaki world, he draws out meat's full flavor and serves it to his guests.

加藤 大和Hirokazu Kato

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

Sushi no Ma

鮨の間

  • Okaido/Gintengai, Ehime
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

野間 美枝Mie Noma

Ms. Noma has accumulated determination since she was a teenager and entered the world of chefs, pursuing the same dream as her husband.

She was born in Ehime. Upon marrying the owner-chef, with whom she had been dating since high school, she decided to become the proprietress. She had been a hairdresser but entered the world of chefs to share her husband's dream of being a chef. With the eye, spirit, and concern for customer service she has acquired in her more than 10 years as a hairdresser, she handles various tasks from the kitchen to serving customers. With the "eye, spirit, and concern" for customer service that she has acquired over 10 years as a hairdresser, she handles a wide range of tasks from the kitchen to serving customers. Her warm smile and friendly atmosphere make her a popular proprietress at Sushi no Ma, and many regular customers keep coming back to the restaurant.

野間 美枝Mie Noma

Sushi Takaya

鮨たかや

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi / Wine / Sake

高橋 貴之Takayuki Takahashi

Mr. Takahashi attracts guests with his seasonal dishes and delicious nigiri, which are made with Edomae techniques and flexible ideas.

He was born in 1974 in Akita, and he is the owner of Sushi Takaya. Growing up with parents who ran a restaurant, he pursued a career in food. He began his training in the Western food department of a hotel in his hometown. Then, he honed his skills at a Japanese restaurant, acquiring both Japanese and Western cooking techniques. At 30, he moved to Tokyo and studied at a sushi restaurant in Tsukiji, where the Central Wholesale Market was located, and mastered the traditions and techniques of Edomae.  After gaining experience at a sushi restaurant in Ginza, he opened his current restaurant in 2017 and became independent. With the combined power of cuisine, space, and hospitality, he welcomes guests from both Japan and overseas.

高橋 貴之Takayuki Takahashi

Sushi Naoki

壽司 なを㐂

  • Higashi Chaya District, Ishikawa
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi / Wine / Sake

北 直幸Naoyuki Kita

The Chef's Recommendations

Mr. Kita sharpened his skills at a seaside restaurant frequented by knowledgeable fishermen.

Mr. Kita was born in 1982 in Kanazawa City. At age 19, after graduating high school, he got a part-time job at a sushi restaurant and began his career in the restaurant business. Since then, he has used the amazing ingredients of his hometown to create high-quality fare. While working at a seaside sushi restaurant frequented by fishermen, he picked up the habit of cooking foods with strong flavors using techniques such as nitsuke (boiling fish in soy sauce) and arayaki (frying fish fillets). In May 2020, he opened [Sushi Naoki]. There, he serves sushi that showcases the deliciousness of common fish, making their flavors shine with skilled techniques.

北 直幸Naoyuki Kita

Shutoku 2nd Branch

秀徳2号店

  • Tsukiji, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal)

福里 優一郎Yuichiro Fukusato

Inspired by a sushi chef during elementary school, Mr. Fukusato aspired to become a sushi chef and continues to hone his skills daily.

He was born in 1979 in Tokyo. In elementary school, he visited a sushi restaurant with his family. He was fascinated by the sight of sushi chefs making sushi and aspired to become a sushi chef himself. At 17, he began training as a sushi chef at Tsukiji Sushiko. Afterward, he honed his skills by working at various sushi restaurants throughout Tokyo. Finally, he joined Shutoku in 2012. Currently, he serves as the manager of Shutoku 2nd Branch, where he continues to uphold the taste of this renowned restaurant.

福里 優一郎Yuichiro Fukusato

Sushi Mukau

鮨 無何有

  • Shirokane/Shirokanedai, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi / Wine

大山 武雄Takeo Oyama

Mr. Oyama began his culinary career at 18 and learned the basics of cooking in Osaka and Tokyo.

Worked in a multinational restaurant in Australia, where he honed his skills outside of Japanese cuisine. After working at a five-star hotel in Hong Kong, he gained an overwhelming reputation as the owner of "Sushi Oyama" in Shanghai. The restaurant was awarded "Michelin Guide Shanghai" and received the "Best Japanese" prize in various awards. In 2021, he returned to Japan. He provides a new world by adding a worldwide sensibility to the essence of the delicate taste of Japanese fish.

大山 武雄Takeo Oyama

Ryotei Omiya ICHI-NO-YA

料亭 大宮 一の家

  • Omiya, Saitama
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Sushi / Sukiyaki (hot pot stew)

赤石 純一Junichi Akaishi

The elegant kaiseki cuisine prepared by techniques cultivated over many years fascinates guests.

Mr. Akaishi was born in 1973. He became interested in cooking when preparing dinner for his working parents. Following high school graduation, he enrolled in a specialized culinary school. After completing his studies, he worked at the renowned Japanese confectionery shop Ginza Seigetsudo before joining Ryotei Omiya ICHI-NO-YA at age 21. Once he left his job, he gained a lot of experience, including at the CITY CLUB OF TOKYO, a members-only club in the Embassy of Canada. Fate brought him back to ICHI-NO-YA at the age of 36, where he rose to the position of head chef at 45. He is a chef who attracts guests with dishes that are filled with tradition.

赤石 純一Junichi Akaishi

Unagi Jinta

うなぎじん田

  • Tenjinbashi/Tenjinbashi-suji, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Unagi (eel)

甚田 國晴Kuniharu Jinta

Keeps the traditional taste of the old-established unagi (eel) restaurant passed down from grandfather and father.

He was born in 1972 in Osaka. Though his grandfather wanted him to succeed the old-established restaurant [Daimi] that was founded in 1912, he rebelled against it and went to the US to enter a university. In the US, though, he realized the wonderful parts of Japan and his family business and decided to succeed the restaurant. Unfortunately the restaurant was closed down due to financial difficulties, so he restarted from wholesaling eels in a small space at a fish shop. This business went well and was able to expand to have its own eel shop. In 2016, he finally opened [Unagi Jinta] on the second floor of the eel shop. He is currently keeping the traditional taste of his family based on the recipe of his grandfather and father.

甚田 國晴Kuniharu Jinta

Sushikappou Ku-kai

寿司割烹空海

  • Chiba Station, Chiba
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi / General

村木 未来Mirai Muraki

Born into a family of chefs, Mr. Muraki honed his skills from the age 15 to pursue a career as a sushi chef.

He was born in 1985 in Chiba. Growing up in an environment where many family members and relatives were chefs, he became familiar with cooking from a young age. He began his apprenticeship in Japanese cuisine at the age of 15. After his early years in Ueno and Kinshicho, he honed his skills in various sushi restaurants across Tokyo, including Roppongi, Ginza, Akasaka, and Ebisu. Since April 2019, he has been performing his expert skills at the newly opened Ku-kai. He is known for meticulous work and thoughtful customer service.

村木 未来Mirai Muraki

Sushi Kaki Shinjuku Sushiebisu Shinjuku Nishiguchi Kotakibashi-dori Branch

寿司 牡蠣 新宿スシエビス 新宿西口小滝橋通り

  • Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

飯田 徹也Tetsuya Iida

The love of sushi comes to shape: A reliable chef's challenge utilizing the experience at a major restaurant.

Mr. Iida was born in 1982 in Chiba. His love of sushi led him to a career in the culinary arts. He trained for 17 years at a major sushi chain and developed solid skills and experience.  In 2023, at the chairman's invitation, he joined the Sushiebisu Shinjuku Nishiguchi Kotakibashi-dori Branch. With his inquisitive mind and skill, he contributes to developing popular menus and quality improvement at the restaurant. He became the head chef in February 2024.

飯田 徹也Tetsuya Iida

Tsukishima Kaisen Monja Koboreya Nibangai

月島海鮮もんじゃ こぼれや 二番街

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

中島 勇樹Yuuki Nakajima

Mr. Nakajima creates the future of Monjayaki culture with unorthodox ideas.

He was born in 1986 in Tokyo. As a founding member of Koboreya, which has several branches in Tsukishima, he has worked with the company since 2015. At first, he was part of the product planning department, serving dishes to customers in the kitchen while developing new menu items. He never stopped challenging himself and created many original dishes. Currently, as the head chef of Tsukishima Kaisen Monja Koboreya Nibangai, he leads the operation of the lively restaurant.

中島 勇樹Yuuki Nakajima

CHIKICHIKI Temma Branch

CHIKICHIKI 天満店

  • Tenjinbashi/Tenjinbashi-suji, Osaka
  • Yakitori/Kushiyaki (grilled skewers),Japanese / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Kushiyaki (grilled skewers) / Wine

大倉 祥幸Yoshiyuki Okura

With a quiet passion and a wealth of experience, Mr. Okura offers a dish made with the utmost attention to "grilling."

He was born in 1985 in Okayama. A part-time job in a restaurant, which he began while still a student, defined his destiny. After graduation, he once found a job in another industry. Still, his passion for the restaurant industry never cooled, and he took up the challenge again. For ten years, he honed his skills at a major yakitori chain restaurant, gaining a wide range of experience in everything from serving to cooking. Currently, he works as a Yakishi (expert in grilling) at CHIKICHIKI Temma Branch. It is his greatest pleasure to hear his guests say, "I'd like another one," as he carefully grills skewers daily.

大倉 祥幸Yoshiyuki Okura

Butashabu Seiromushi Butasho Nambatei

豚しゃぶ せいろ蒸し 豚匠 なんば邸

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

梁 征哉Seiya Ryo

Mr. Ryo was introduced to the culinary world by his friend.

He was born in December 1994 in Osaka.

梁 征哉Seiya Ryo

Kamameshi Chazuke GRANCHA

釜めし茶漬け GRANCHA

  • Nara, Nara
  • Japanese,Japanese / Chicken / Sukiyaki (hot pot stew) / Kamameshi (rice cooked in an iron pot)

出口 恵美子Emiko Deguchi

Ms. Deguchi is a manager whose experience, spirit, and inquisitiveness are all exceptional, with a warm personality.

After joining the company in 2010, she served as the manager of Washokuya Happoh, a beloved local eatery. With the opening of Kamameshi Chazuke GRANCHA in 2019, she was appointed its manager and supports the restaurant with the skills cultivated. She sometimes works with the head chef through trial and error, paying close attention to the details of the dashi broth and flavor. With extensive experience in assisting with food preparation, she is a dependable presence who deeply understands the kitchen's workings. Driven by passion and determination, she leads the restaurant and is committed to making constant efforts every day.

出口 恵美子Emiko Deguchi

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

Tempura Ryori Sakura

天ぷら料理さくら

  • Kushiro, Hokkaido
  • Japanese,Japanese / Tempura (battered, fried seafood and vegetables) / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Tendon/Tenjyu (tempura bowl)

朝日 隆仁Takahito Asahi

The Chef's Recommendations

Enjoy our tempura using proud ingredients of Hokkaido that is fine for even senior and delicate stomach.

He is from Hokkaido. His dream has come true to be the owner chef of a restaurant specialized in tempura using ingredients from Hokkaido where he was born and raised, as such a restaurant was rare. He harvests ingredients himself in the mountains and ocean by boat, then cooks them into crispy tempura using high-quality oil.

朝日 隆仁Takahito Asahi

Sakanaya Uosei

さかなや魚清

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

佐藤 晃成Terunari Sato

Mr. Sato is a young third-generation, handling everything from fish selection to cooking, who has honed his skills on the sea.

He was born in 1989 in Shizuoka. After graduating high school, he entered a culinary school in the prefecture and obtained a cooking license. Learned the basics of Japanese cuisine in the kitchen of a ryokan (Japanese inn), then worked as a head chef on a large pelagic purse seiner for ten years. In 2023, he took over Sakanaya Uosei, which has been in business since his grandfather's generation.

佐藤 晃成Terunari Sato

wa no mi

蕎麦と肴処 和ノ実

  • Urasoe, Okinawa
  • Soba (noodles),Japanese / General / Soba (noodles) / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

片岡 毅Tsuyoshi Kataoka

The desire to challenge new things made who he is today.

Born in 1958 in Nagasaki Prefecture. Thanks to his father, who was a chef specializing in Japanese cuisine at an inn, he had an interest in cooking from a young age. After graduating from a culinary institute in Osaka, he trained at several Japanese restaurants, such as Tsuruya in Osaka. He eventually returned to his hometown and opened a restaurant there, but later moved to Okinawa for a new adventure. While working at a restaurant in Okinawa, he met the owner of [wa no mi] and was asked to become a chef there.

片岡 毅Tsuyoshi Kataoka

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