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Shabu-Shabu Kou Higashimachi main branch

しゃぶしゃぶ紺kou 東町本店

  • Asahibashi, Okinawa
  • Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew),Japanese / Okinawa Cuisine / Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices) / Awamori

上地 秀一Shuichi Uechi

His strong wish [to be a chef] has come true.

He was born in 1974 in Okinawa. As his parents were running a meat and fish shop, he was exposed to the ingredients since he was very young. That is why he already definitely wanted to be a chef at the age of 10. With this strong wish, he always took action [to be a chef]; walked and ate, cooked food by himself, etc. After graduating from Okinawa Cooking School, he worked for hotels, Kappo (Japanese style cuisine) restaurants, and Kaiseki (Traditional Japanese course cuisine) restaurants inside and outside Okinawa. He has been involved from the very beginning to get this restaurant opened.

上地 秀一Shuichi Uechi

Fujiwara

ふじ原

  • Shin-Sakae/Higashisakura/Izumi, Aichi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal)

藤原 光章Mitsuaki Fujiwara

The Chef's Recommendations

Became interested in the world of cooking through a desire to delight others.

Born in December 1969 in Aichi prefecture, Mr. Fujiwara loved making others happy, and so decided to become a chef to bring joy to people with cooking. After graduating, he trained for 16 years at the Japanese restaurant Sakuichi in Osaka. In 2004, he opened his own store, Fujiwara, and became the owner and chef. In 2016, the restaurant moved to a new location and went through a renewal. He still continues to work diligently so as not to bring shame to Sakuichi, which was where he learned everything and which still is at the core of his cooking.

藤原 光章Mitsuaki Fujiwara

Yokohama Torigin Minato Mirai branch

横浜 鳥ぎん みなとみらい店

  • Sakuragicho, Kanagawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Kamameshi (rice cooked in an iron pot)

小川 陽平Yohei Ogawa

The Chef's Recommendations

A dedicated chef who pushes ahead to master yakitori (chicken skewers)

He was born in 1984 and grew up in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. Even though he had always been fascinated with the restaurant industry, his first job was in a different field. Nevertheless, his dream of working with food never faded. Today he is realizing that long-held dream at "Yokohama Torigin Minato Mirai branch", where he puts everything he has into delighting as many people as he can.

小川 陽平Yohei Ogawa

Uogashi Maruten Minato

魚河岸丸天 みなと店

  • Numazu, Shizuoka
  • Japanese,Japanese / Tempura (battered, fried seafood and vegetables) / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

坪井 徹TSUBOI TORU

In the pursuit of new cooking while inheriting the founder's knowledge.

He was born in 1979 in Miyagi Prefecture. Since Tsuboi was a young boy he helped his father, who loved fishing and cooking, to prepare the fish that he caught. Through this he developed a passion for cooking and after graduating cooking school began working at a Japanese restaurant in Numazu. He then went to work for a Japanese bar in Fujinomiya and began undertaking the founder's training at "Uogashi Maruten" in his early twenties. He polished his skills at various affiliated restaurants before becoming the manager at "Uogashi Maruten". As he continues the restaurant's traditions, he is also in pursuit of a new style of cooking.

坪井 徹TSUBOI TORU

Kiyose Sasama

季よせ ささま

  • Himeji, Hyogo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

笹間 照太Shota Sasama

The Chef's Recommendations

A chef who prepares remarkable seasonal dishes that reflect his diverse arsenal of professional experience.

He was born in October of 1976 in Hyogo Prefecture. He had a love of hands-on work when he was young, and from early on he knew that he wanted to learn a professional craft someday, which ended up being the culinary arts -- since he wanted to do something that was both unique and personal. He started by training for 10 years at a restaurant specializing in cuisine from Kanazawa. After that, he picked up a wealth of experience working as a head chef at several notable local restaurants, including the Japanese steak house Senju and the sushi restaurant Kyuemon. He then went on to open Kiyose Sasama in March of 2014, where he currently serves as the owner and head chef. He also participates in Hyogo's preservation society for native species and makes sure to use organic vegetables that are grown with minimal pesticides and other chemicals.

笹間 照太Shota Sasama

Sumibiyaki Unagi Uotora

炭火焼 うなぎ 魚寅

  • Gujo, Gifu
  • Japanese,Japanese / Kushiyaki (grilled skewers) / Unagi (eel)

村井 俊之Toshiyuki Murai

The Chef's Recommendations

A third generation chef who carries on his family’s legacy with culinary passion.

He was born in October of 1975 and grew up in Gifu Prefecture. His parents managed Uotora during his childhood, and he knew that one day he would take over the restaurant as the third generation heir. At age 18, he started an apprenticeship under his father to start learning the family business, and then eventually he took over for his family and turned the restaurant into Sumibiyaki Unagi Uotora to focus on making dishes with unagi (eel) in the Gujo area of Gifu Prefecture. With his deep love for unagi cuisine, so much so that he is capable of visiting no fewer than three eel establishments a day when on holiday. He spends each and every day training hard to master and learn all there is to know about unagi.

村井 俊之Toshiyuki Murai

Hanbe Garden

庭園と料亭 半べえ

  • Minami-ku/Ujina, Hiroshima
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal)

川村 満Mitsuru Kawamura

He makes people smile with his gorgeous and beautiful kaiseki (traditional Japanese course) cuisine, bringing out the original tastes of carefully-selected ingredients.

He was born in 1963 in Hiroshima prefecture. As he wanted a professional skill on something, he chose to enter the cooking field. After having training at Hanbe Garden for about 10 years, he worked at various restaurant as the master chef, then returned to Hanbe Garden as the executive chef. With the motto [local production for local consumption], he fascinates many people with his beautiful kaiseki (traditional Japanese) cuisine using an abundance of ingredients directly sent from local farms. 

川村 満Mitsuru Kawamura

Sushi Urayama Main branch

鮨うら山 本店

  • Sakae, Aichi
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

小山 和隆Kazutaka Koyama

Mr. Koyama wishes for many people to taste the deliciousness of Hokuriku sushi (sushi developed in the Hokuriku region). 

He was born in 1975. He welcomes guests every day, hoping that many people taste the deliciousness of Hokuriku sushi. He is leading busy days to ensure guests can enjoy the seasonal flavors of the Hokuriku region.

小山 和隆Kazutaka Koyama

CAFE RESTAURANT Yayoi

CAFE RESTAURANT やよい

  • Maruyama Park/Kodaiji Temple/Kiyomizu Temple, Kyoto
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Pasta / Cake

久野Kuno

The Chef's Recommendations

The chef values communications with customers.

Born in Kyoto. Before she became a cook, she was involved in the apparel industry, and practiced communications with customers. She has come back to the food industry where she had worked as a part-timer, as she wanted to hear [yummy] from the customers again. Both in the apparel and food industries, communication with customers is very important. She cooks everyday enjoying chats with customers.

久野Kuno

Toyonaka Sakurae

とよなか桜会

  • Toyonaka, Osaka
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Cookshop

満田 健児Kenji Mitsuda

The Chef's Recommendations

His cherishes originality and develops one-of-a-kind flavors that cannot be found anywhere else

He was born in 1969 and grew up in Shizuoka Prefecture. After graduating from Tsuji Culinary Institute he wanted to zero in on a culinary specialty, so he decided to start training at a washoku (traditional Japanese cuisine) restaurant. At this 2-star restaurant he was able to study washoku cuisine and learn about its unique presentation style. He then went on to develop his skill set even further at Rihga Royal Hotel before moving on to open "Toyonaka Sakurae".

満田 健児Kenji Mitsuda

Sushidokoro Yamamoto

鮨処 やま本

  • Osaka Station/Umeda Station, Osaka
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sushi / General

横田 駿Suguru Yokota

Offering heartwarming hospitality with passion and skill, Mr. Yokota is a sushi chef aiming for the world.

He was born in 1995 in Osaka. Originally a rugby player, he met Sushidokoro Yamamoto's owner when he dreamed of living abroad. Fascinated by the words, "A sushi chef can work anywhere in the world," he became an apprentice in 2019. Steadily and diligently, he continues to hone his skills and never compromises, even in customer service. To see the glowing smiles of the guests in front of him, he sincerely cares for each one of them, providing courteous hospitality every day.

横田 駿Suguru Yokota

Sumibi Kushiyaki Ando

炭火串焼き あんど

  • Shinjuku East Exit/Kabukicho, Tokyo
  • Yakitori/Kushiyaki (grilled skewers),Japanese / Chicken / Duck / Mizutaki (chicken hot pot)

峰 やすのぶYasunobu Mine

A chef with a long career at French restaurants. Mr. Mine's strength is showing the appeal of various ingredients.

Mr. Mine works as a chef atSumibi Kushiyaki Ando. He has had a long career as a chef, mainly focused on French restaurants in Tokyo. While he primarily focuses on French food, he is also well-versed in Italian and other cuisines. He is not bound by food genre, and his strength shows the appeal of various ingredients. 

峰 やすのぶYasunobu Mine

TOYOUKE Organics Restaurant

豊受オーガニクスレストラン

  • Futako-Tamagawa/Yoga, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General

本多 勝彦Katsuhiko Honda

The maestro of Japanese cuisine sincerely faces organic vegetables.

He was born in 1966 in Niigata prefecture. After graduating from high school, he accumulated training at a kappo (traditional Japanese) restaurant, then moved to Tokyo where he actively worked in the field of Japanese cuisine including a kaiseki (traditional Japanese) restaurant, then became the master chef at the current restaurant when it opened in 2014. His daily routine is to wash muddy vegetables from the field with his own hands. He carefully prepares ingredients, as he places importance on checking their conditions. His way of cooking to bring out the original taste of safe organic ingredients to their maximum and his dishes with a simple yet deep taste are highly received. 

本多 勝彦Katsuhiko Honda

Kaisen Teppan Izakaya Aichi

海鮮鉄板居酒屋 あいち

  • Higashi-Dori/Doyama, Osaka
  • Seafood,Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi / General

門田 隆行Takayuki Kadota

Mr. Kadota wants to deliver inspiring Japanese delicacies for the shining smiles of his guests.

He was born in 1980 in Kagoshima and is the representative Director of Kaisen Teppan Izakaya Aichi. After graduating from high school, he chose to become a chef and honed his skills in Osaka. Later, he was involved in the establishment of the restaurant by chance. Since its opening in December 2022, he has been serving fresh and delicious tuna dishes to many people. For the smiles of visitors, he cooks and actively communicates with guests. With a bright smile, he delivers the delicious seafood Japan has nurtured.

門田 隆行Takayuki Kadota

Ryowa Daido

料和 大道

  • Shin-Kobe/Kitano, Hyogo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Sake / Shochu

大道 慎吾Shingo Daido

The Chef's Recommendations

With a reputation for performance and finesse, this artisan of Japanese cuisine coaxes the essential flavors from his ingredients

Born in January 1977 in Hyogo Prefecture, Chef Daido has had an interest in cooking since childhood, and began pursuing a future as a chef once he finished high school. With help from a friend, he got a job cooking at Arima Onsen, a food-focused hot springs ryokan, where he spent six years mastering techniques of Japanese cuisine. He then acquired even more experience working at several restaurants in the Sannomiya district of Kobe. He says, "I strive to prepare food that respects the ingredients, and makes the best use of their essential qualities." He creates dazzling dishes with the delicate mindfulness distinctive of Japanese cuisine, emphasizing inherent flavors and freshness.

大道 慎吾Shingo Daido

Unagi Toku

うなぎ 徳

  • Hakata Station, Fukuoka
  • Japanese,Japanese / Unagi (eel) / Local Japanese Cuisine

伊窪 純一郎Junichiro Ikubo

A chef entered the cooking field by the influence of his father and is acrively working with his sparkling sense as a rookie. 

He was born in 1992 in Kagoshima prefecture. He was attracted to cooking by the influence of his father who was sincerely working at a Japanese restaurant in a hotel. After graduating from high school, he learned the fundamentals of cooking working at an old-established restaurant serving Japanese and unagi (eel) cuisine in Nagoya. Based on such experience, he entered Toku Co., Ltd., where he currently cooks traditional eel cuisine with a sincere attitude, making full use of his innovative sense as a young chef who was born in the Heisei period.

伊窪 純一郎Junichiro Ikubo

Soshu Torigin Kamonomiya Branch

相州 鳥ぎん 鴨宮店

  • Odawara/Minamiashigara, Kanagawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken

嶌影 幸作Kosaku Shimakage

The Chef's Recommendations

He became interested in cooking after seeing his mother in the kitchen and soon began making things with her

He enjoyed making things from an early age and was particularly captivated by cooking. He would often cook with his mother for his whole family and it made him happy to see their smiles as they ate. After graduation, he found a job but was unable to forget the joy of cooking and the smiling faces of people eating delicious food, so he entered the restaurant industry. He searched for a place where customers' reactions could be seen and found an izakaya (Japanese bar) with an open kitchen, where he accumulated work experience. When that restaurant closed down, he became a chef at Soshu Torigin Kamonomiya, where he could interact with customers in the same way.

嶌影 幸作Kosaku Shimakage

Sakana Ryouri Senmonten Totoichi

魚料理専門店 魚魚一

  • Hamamatsu Station, Shizuoka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Unagi (eel) / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

仲村 健太郎Kentaro Nakamura

Once in a lifetime-the interesting things he learnt through meeting his customers!!

The reason chef Nakamura chose a job involved with food was his part time job as a student at age 16. It started after he experienced praise and delight from his customers after he served them cuisine he had prepared himself for the first time.

仲村 健太郎Kentaro Nakamura

Shunsai Yamasaki

旬菜 山崎

  • Suita/Settsu, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Sake

伊東 賢治Kenji Ito

Cooking at home ended up putting him on the path to a professional culinary career

Mr. Ito was born in Kagoshima Prefecture in 1979. During his childhood he had fun by making food at home, and he eventually used those fond memories as inspiration to take on a career in the culinary world. After graduation he made his first move toward becoming a chef by taking a job at a traditional Japanese restaurant in Kobe. He spent the next five years building his cooking skills little by little from the ground up. After that he continued to focus his efforts on Japanese cuisine by spending two years at a restaurant specializing in tofu, before moving on to work in catering for three years. He took his present position as head chef after joining Shunsai Yamasaki in 2009.

伊東 賢治Kenji Ito

Kagurazaka Bettei Torijaya

神楽坂 別亭 鳥茶屋

  • Kagurazaka, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Udon (noodles) / Nabe (hot pot) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal)

国府田 正Tadashi Koda

Guided by his love of cooking, Mr. Koda entered the world of chefs.

He was born in 1965 in Tokyo. With his father running a Western-style restaurant, he developed an interest in cooking from an early age. He started his career in the Western food department at a hotel. After more than 15 years of experience, he became fascinated with Japanese food and continued training at a ryotei (traditional high-end Japanese restaurant) in Yushima. Currently, he is the third generation to take over the restaurant Kagurazaka Bettei Torijaya.

国府田 正Tadashi Koda

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