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Sushi Fukuzuka

すし ふくづか

  • Kagurazaka, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sushi / Wine

福塚 寛希Hironobu Fukuzuka

Grown up surrounded by the blessings from the ocean and warm people, he became a chef who offers happiness through [food].

He was born in 1981 in Yamagata prefecture. He grew up watching his grandparents and parents working in the restaurant and service industries in his hometown with many ryokan (Japanese-style hotels). He was also actively helping them in the restaurant field, and naturally decided to be [a chef]. He went to Tokyo to get training at high-end sushi restaurants in Tokyo, including Roppongi, for approximately 20 years. In March 2018, he opened [Sushi Fukuzuka] where he is currently offering sushi with high-quality [tuna] and savory alcohol, with Mr. Fujimori, who is a sommelier. 

福塚 寛希Hironobu Fukuzuka

Kaiseki Kappo Nagasaka

懐石割烹 なが坂

  • Sannomiya, Hyogo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes)

長坂 俊明Toshiaki Nagasaka

The Chef's Recommendations

The delight he felt after having his cooking complimented as a child inspired him to become a chef

He was born in February of 1964 in Aichi Prefecture. He has loved making food ever since he was a child, and after hearing his siblings tell him how delicious his food was after cooking for them, he knew he wanted to become a chef someday. He studied at Tsuji Culinary Institute in Osaka’s Abeno ward, and from there he went on to develop his skills further at "Shofukuro Kobe Branch", which is based in Shiga Prefecture, as well as "Yamane" sushi restaurant in Kitashinchi, Osaka. He opened "Kaiseki Kappo Nagasaka" in 2002, where he displays his expertise as owner and head chef.

長坂 俊明Toshiaki Nagasaka

Agu Shabu Shabu Nabe Soba Kaiseki Ryukyu Dining Touka

アグーしゃぶしゃぶ鍋・蕎麦会席 琉球ダイニング 桃香

  • Onna-son, Okinawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / Steak / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)

杉浦 康生SUGIURA YASUO

We offer you high-quality cuisine, never neglecting the basics.

Born in 1966 in Yamanashi prefecture. As a lover of cooking, he entered Tsuji cooking technical school. While at university he received his license to serve fugu, and after graduating spent 10 years working in a restaurant in Kofu City. With strong ambition, he learnt how to cook soba noodles by hand at a famous soba store in Akasaka, and also learned the art of making tea. During the height of the bubble age, he learnt the finest, most elegant cooking techniques, before opening Momoka. With carefully selected ingredients, he brings you a variety of Japanese dishes.

杉浦 康生SUGIURA YASUO

Soshu Torigin Odawara Ekimae Branch

相州 鳥ぎん 小田原駅前店

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

柴田 久人Hisato Shibata

The Chef's Recommendations

The thing that prompted him to become a chef was hearing [that was delicious] from customers at a restaurant he was working at part-time

Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in January 1970. During his student years, he worked part-time at [Soshu Torigin.] He first thought of learning how to cook in earnest when customers told him that the food he made was delicious. After that, he enrolled in culinary school in Tokyo, where he learned the fundamentals and was able to work with various culinary genres. After graduation, he considered working at other places, but had a strong attachment to [Soshu Torigin] so he returned to Kanagawa, where he has remained committed to the management, procurement, and quality of [food] ever since.

柴田 久人Hisato Shibata

Kanazawa Sekitei

かなざわ石亭

  • Kenrokuen Garden, Ishikawa
  • Japanese,Japanese / Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Local Japanese Cuisine

宮本 信寛 Nobuhiro Miyamoto

His career as a chef is rooted in the happy smiles of his family. 

Born in 1968 in Ishikawa prefecture. He had a chance to cook for the family when his mother became sick. His meal was well received then and that was when he began pursuing his culinary career. After graduating high school, he entered to Asadaya corporation, brushed up his skills at Sekitei for 10 years, Shougyotei for 12 years and worked as a head chef at Hotaruya in the tea house district for 3 years. From 2012, the head chef serves the dishes for guests at Sekitei.   

宮本 信寛 Nobuhiro Miyamoto

Kagaya Hakata branch JR HAKATA CITY KOOTEN 9F

加賀屋 博多店 JR博多シティくうてん9F

  • Hakata Station, Fukuoka
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Local Japanese Cuisine

平川 泰司Taiji Hirakawa

He transmits Japanese traditional food cultures through his cuisine, to please many people.

He is from Osaka prefecture. Entered the field of Japanese cuisine to acquire a trade in a new world. In this strict field, he sometimes felt like quitting. However, the more he knew about cooking, the more he wanted to acquire knowledge. He has been attracted by the deepness of the cooking world. Currently, he is devoting himself to spreading Japanese traditional food cultures to many people through cuisine, wishing to offer Japanese cuisine that can be enjoyed by everyone.

平川 泰司Taiji Hirakawa

Micchan So-honten Hatchobori Branch

みっちゃん総本店 八丁堀店

  • Hatchobori/Noboricho/Hakushima, Hiroshima
  • Okonomiyaki/Monjayaki (savory pancakes),Japanese / Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) / Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling)

浜田 博Hiroshi Hamada

His inspiration to become a chef came after catching a glimpse of his friend working at an okonomiyaki (savory pancake) shop

He was born in April of 1970 in Hiroshima Prefecture. His love of food extends back to his childhood when he used to frequent okonomiyaki shops around his neighborhood. A friend of his at the time was training at "Mitchan So-honten", which inspired him to go off and do the same thing. He devoted himself to perfecting his skills in okonomiyaki and then took on his current role as a manager at "Mitchan So-honten Hatchobori Branch", which is now the main branch. He works hard every day to preserve the restaurant’s culinary traditions and makes sure that each and every okonomiyaki is carefully prepared for customers, many of whom travel long distances to eat there.

浜田 博Hiroshi Hamada

Gion Owatari

祇園 大渡

  • Gion, Kyoto
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Kyoto Cuisine

大渡 真人OOWATARI MAHITO

The Chef's Recommendations

Acquiring the fundamentals at a famous Osaka restaurant, then aiming for independence in his wife's hometown of Kyoto.

Born in 1975 in Fukuoka, he was enthralled by the culinary world, and went on to Tsujigakuen Japanese Culinary College after graduating from high school. Building up experience at famed Osaka restaurants like Kisetsu Ryori Tsumura, he decided to start independently at 34. While searching Kyoto, the home of his wife's family, for a location, he came across an old private home, and it was there that he opened Gion Owatari. In 2012, he earned a Michelin star.

大渡 真人OOWATARI MAHITO

Soshu Torigin Main Branch

相州 鳥ぎん 本店

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

瀬戸 清乃Kiyono Seto

Unable to ignore her passion for cooking, she changed her profession to become a hardworking chef

She was born in Kanagawa Prefecture. Although her former profession was completely unrelated, she was unable to contain her interest in the restaurant industry and her passion for cooking, and became a chef. Her career as a chef began at [Soshu Torigin,] a restaurant that she had often come to ever since she was a child, and a place that she felt had delicious food. She studies hard on a daily basis in order to create food that brings joy to customers. She now serves kushiyaki (grilled skewers) that have been grilled to juicy perfection.

瀬戸 清乃Kiyono Seto

Wagokoro Izumi

和ごころ 泉

  • Shijo Karasuma/Karasuma Oike, Kyoto
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General

泉 昌樹IZUMI MASAKI

The Chef's Recommendations

His cuisine is based on that of the former restaurant Sakurada. He strives to continue the legacy of his teacher's philosophy.

Born in 1967 in Mie Prefecture, he decided to become a chef and from age 19 began his studies at the Japanese restaurant Kase in Nagoya. Afterwards, he worked at a Tokyo hotel, later moving on to the famous shop Sakurada at 23. He spent 9 and a half years there polishing his skills, and though he left for a period of time, he returned again 3 years later. Putting the final touches on his abilities, he gained his independence in 2006. He boasts 2 stars in the Michelin Guide.

泉 昌樹IZUMI MASAKI

Daiki-Suisan Kaiten-Zushi

大起水産 回転寿司

  • Kyoto Station, Kyoto
  • Kaitenzushi (conveyor belt sushi),Japanese / Sushi

林 盛Shigeru Hayashi

His career started when he became interested in serving guests.

He was born in 1988 and grew up in Osaka. While working a part time job at a yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) restaurant during his high school days, he decided to become a professional in the restaurant field. After graduating from high school, he entered [Taiki-Suisan]. With experiences as a server, chef, and background staff, he found that working at a restaurant was more fun and deeper than he had thought. He is currently working hard as the manager to support the whole restaurant to make as many guests as possible happy. 

林 盛Shigeru Hayashi

Jushu

寿修

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

先崎 真朗SENZAKI MASAAKI

The Chef's Recommendations

An encounter with Japanese-style cuisine in Osaka changed his life afterwards on a grand scale

He was born in Saga prefecture in 1976. After graduating from high school, he set his sights on the path of Western cuisine at first in culinary school. However, he was so deeply impressed by the Japanese-style cuisine at "Totoya" in Kitashinchi, Osaka, that he decided to change his focus to Japanese cuisine. He then entered and trained at "Totoya" for nine years before moving to Tokyo to hone his skills at restaurants such as Japanese restaurants and sushi restaurants. Subsequently, he opened "Jushu" in a quiet residential area in Nishi-Azabu in 2010. His unwavering hard work and research allowed him to finally obtain two Michelin stars in 2012.

先崎 真朗SENZAKI MASAAKI

Reichan

麗ちゃん

  • Hiroshima Station/MAZDA Zoom-Zoom Stadium, Hiroshima
  • Okonomiyaki/Monjayaki (savory pancakes),Japanese / Okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) / Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) / Yakisoba (fried noodle)

柏田 英紀Hidenori Kashida

Fate had it that he switched jobs to being a chef. He carries on tradition and taste as a third generation chef.

Born in Hiroshima prefecture, 1956. He previously worked at a wedding hall, but sooner than later he thought about inheriting his wife's parents' business, "Reichan." After rising to the post of manager at his job at the wedding hall, he changed jobs to become a chef. Together with his father in law, the second generation of the restaurant, he worked as the third generation to continue to provide the traditional taste that had been pass on for over 50 years. He was happy to hear customers say "That was delicious!" and "Even if there was a line I'd wait until I could have some!" In order to fully absorb the long-standing restaurant's traditional flavors, he is proactively developing the restaurant.

柏田 英紀Hidenori Kashida

Naniwa Kappo Kigawa

浪速割烹 喜川

  • Higashi-Shinsaibashi/Shinsaibashi-suji, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / Cookshop

上野 修UENO OSAMU

The Chef's Recommendations

His experience with French cuisine has shaped his current culinary style

Our chef was born in Osaka in 1961. At the age of 50, this year marks a turning point in his life as the successor to the established restaurant Kigawa. He first entered the the world of cooking at the age of 19 just for the experience, but he found he wanted to learn more, so he trained in French cuisine. After about five years, he returned to Kigawa, where he has worked for 30 straight years since. He incorporates French culinary techniques in an original style that allows his Osaka-style restaurant to flourish.

上野 修UENO OSAMU

Ubuka

うぶか

  • Yotsuya, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Crab

加藤 邦彦KATO KUNIHIKO

The Chef's Recommendations

A love for large shellfish, leading him into the culinary world

He was born in Miyagi prefecture in 1977. He started his career as a chef by entering "Kani Doraku" for the simple reason that he loved prawns and crabs. After that, he trained at a ryotei (traditional, luxurious Japanese restaurant) in Kyoto for three and a half years in order to learn the basics of Japanese cuisine, and polished his skills for three years at a Japanese restaurant handling natural prawns in New Zealand. After returning to Japan, he spent two and a half years at the Chinese restaurant "Renge" in Shinjuku. "Ubuka" was opened in 2012. While he sticks to the basics of Japanese cuisine, he brings out the charm of shellfish, sometimes using bold culinary techniques.

加藤 邦彦KATO KUNIHIKO

Kani Kaga Ryori Kadofuku

カニ・加賀料理 かど福

  • Kumamoto, Kumamoto
  • Japanese,Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Donburi (rice bowl) / Crab

豊田 一徳Kazunori Toyoda

Introducing tasty ingredients to as many people as possible. 

He was born in 1957 in Ishikawa prefecture. He was originally working actively as a fisherman. He entered the field of Japanese cuisine to introduce tasty local ingredients from Kaga to as many people as possible, and to serve his dishes directly to them. After 4 year of training at [Sasabune], a renowned restaurant that has already closed down, he started working at [Kani Kaga Ryori Kadofuku].

豊田 一徳Kazunori Toyoda

Pontochotakara

先斗町多から

  • Kiyamachi/Pontocho, Kyoto
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Fugu (blowfish) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Kyoto Cuisine

瀧井 研哉KENYA TAKII

The Chef's Recommendations

Fourth-generation cook in a long-established restaurant, this chef picked up the torch of a traditional taste, now over 120 years old.

Born in Kyoto in 1975. The culinary arts played a very important part in the environment he grew up in, and He was familiarized with cooking from a very early age. He'd initially embarked on a different path, and yet couldn't quite accept that this long culinary tradition passed on through so many generations would simply end with him… And this daunting thought eventually led him to become a cook himself. Kyoto cuisine has many aficionados, it is acclaimed for the respectful way fresh ingredients are prepared, to craft simple dishes that bring out the best of their natural taste. He is currently the fourth generation chef of the Pontocho-takara, preserving the traditional flavors of a long-established landmark.

瀧井 研哉KENYA TAKII

Kappo Komewo

割烹こめを

  • Azabu-Juban, Tokyo
  • Japanese Sosaku (creative),Japanese / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / General

沼倉 大将Daichi Numakura

Mr. Numakura is a Japanese artisan chef passionate about conveying the quality and culture of Japanese food.

He was born in 1995 in Fukushima. He began studying culinary arts on his own and studied at several restaurants. Currently, he is the head chef at Kappo Komewo, which opened in November 2023. He has a passionate spirit of exploration, visiting the producing regions himself to deepen his understanding of the ingredients. Not only does he cook delicious food, but he also takes great care in creating the restaurant's worldview, including the interior design and selection of tableware. He is multi-talented, active as an influencer, and a certified "rice sommelier."

沼倉 大将Daichi Numakura

Japanese Cuisine Yamazaki

日本料理 山崎

  • Kyobashi, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Kaiseki (tea-ceremony dishes) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal)

山崎 浩治Koji Yamazaki

The Chef's Recommendations

He went independent after working at a renowned restaurant in the Kansai district. His restaurant is the only restaurant in Toyama with the three stars. 

He was born in 1966 in Toyama prefecture. After graduating from junior high school, he trained for about 5 years at a kaiseki (traditional Japanese cuisine course) restaurant in Toyama, then accumulated further experiences in Tokyo and Osaka, including the renowned restaurant [Japanese Cuisine Kagaman]. He moved to Kanazawa when he got married, but went back to Osaka and worked at [Kagaman] again for 6 years. Then he went back to his hometown Toyama and opened the current [Japanese Cuisine Yamazaki] at the age of 30. In 2016, his restaurant became the only restaurant in Toyama and Ishikawa to have obtained the three stars. 

山崎 浩治Koji Yamazaki

WASHOKU SOUTEN

WASHOKU 蒼天 SOUTEN

  • Nagatacho, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Sushi / Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling)

髙橋 賢Ken Takahashi

Mr. Takahashi delivers ancient and traditional Japanese flavors in a stylish new WASHOKU.

He joined the Shin Yokohama Prince Hotel and was appointed head chef of the main dining room WASHOKU SOUTEN at the opening of The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho in 2016. Paying particular attention to the tableware and presentation, he offers a modern and stylish new WASHOKU with traditional and ancient Japanese flavors. His activities are not limited to the domestic market; he has been invited to gourmet events in Italy, Spain, and other countries, where he has received praise from many gourmets.

髙橋 賢Ken Takahashi

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