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Hishinuma - Japanese cuisine

日本料理 菱沼

  • Roppongi, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Suppon (soft-shelled turtle) / Wine / Fugu (blowfish)

菱沼 孝之HISHINUMA TAKAYUKI

30 years after opening his restaurant, he opens up the world of Japanese cuisine with his own unique sensibility

Born in Kawagoe, Saitama in 1956, he was charmed by the way Japanese cuisine reflects the seasons, which inspired him to pursue becoming a chef. After graduating from the Kagawa College of Culinary and Confectionary Arts, he trained at a number of Japanese restaurants in Tokyo, such as Tsurunoya in Ginza, and then went on to open Nihon ryori Hishinuma in Mita, Minato in 1985. Then in 2005, he moved to Roppongi, Minato. Over the course of 20 years, he has proposed new ways to pair wine as well as rice to suitable dishes, and continues to do so now. He has obtained stars for 8 consecutive years ever since the Michelin Guide to Tokyo was launched. Also, he is passionate about having a good diet, and is active in publishing books and delivering talks as well.

菱沼 孝之HISHINUMA TAKAYUKI

Otayan

おたやん

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

敏森 善行TOSHIMORI YOSHIYUKI

Living with Japanese cuisine for 25 years. Good food backed up by experience and sense.

Born in Hyogo prefecture in 1966. When he was a student, he was looking for work and became a chef. That's when he came into contact with the deliciousness and delicacy of Japanese Cuisine. He stayed with it for 25 straight years. He has very strict judgement concerning fish and takes taste very seriously. He is aiming for food that will make the customer happy with its taste and appearance, so he continues to hone his skills day and night.

敏森 善行TOSHIMORI YOSHIYUKI

Sakana Ryori Rokkon

さかな料理 ろっこん

  • Kita-Shinchi, Osaka
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Fugu (blowfish)

西岡 章NISHIOKA AKIRA

He took the path of a culinary career which was his dream since he was young. Tremendous effort is put into the food's freshness.

Born in Wakayama in 1967, it was his dream since youth to choose the path of a culinary career and display his skill in cooking. "There is a taste in freshness" is his motto, and he is particular every day about the freshness of ingredients and the way of cooking which emphasizes the flavors of the ingredients. His obsession led him to create his original combination of oils for cooking.

西岡 章NISHIOKA AKIRA

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

Kappo Sushi Umeda

割烹・寿司うめだ

  • Tokaichi/Funairi/Yoshojima, Hiroshima
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Fugu (blowfish) / Basashi (horse meat sashimi)

梅田 真志UMEDA SHINJI

The Chef's Recommendations

Realising his father's greatness and his own culinary aspirations on leaving Hiroshima.

Shinji Umeda was born on March 17th, 1982. He learned much while working a part-time job at a restaurant. The izakaya (Japanese pub) he worked in at that time had an open kitchen, and during everything he did there, from the difficulty of conversing with customers to gaining more knowledge about cooking, he thought to himself "Dad did it like this, and at that time he spoke about this," and the image of his father's face was constantly on his mind. Shinji is currently training at his father's restaurant, studying the culinary arts so that he may one day open his own restaurant full of smiling, satisfied customers.

梅田 真志UMEDA SHINJI

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

Oebi Tempura Senmonten Sanki

大エビ天専門店 さんき

  • Minato-ku/Minami-ku/Midori-ku, Aichi
  • Japanese,Japanese / Tempura (battered, fried seafood and vegetables) / Udon (noodles) / Tendon/Tenjyu (tempura bowl)

岩井 春幸IWAI HARUYUKI

The Chef's Recommendations

Oebi Tempura Senmonten is fully committed to bring you smiles of joy and surprise.

He was born in January 1951, in Yaotsu Town in Kamo District, Gifu Prefecture. Our manager's previous job was making tempura at a snack store in a market. With 21 years experience in the industry, he created "Oebi Tempura Senmonten" to bring you the freshest shrimp cooked in the most delicious manner. Our chef puts his all every day in order to see our customers' happy, satisfied expressions.

岩井 春幸IWAI HARUYUKI

Ebiju

海老重

  • Nishi-Funabashi, Chiba
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

海老原 孝EBIHARA TAKASHI

Growing up watching his father, a chef

After growing up watching his father work as a sushi chef, it was a natural step for him to set foot in the culinary world. He trained at various restaurants and even opened his own restaurant but fate lead him to manage a restaurant with his father in 2012. That restaurant is reopening after a renovation.

海老原 孝EBIHARA TAKASHI

Mond Nihonbashi

主水 日本橋店

  • Mitsukoshimae, Tokyo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Local Japanese Cuisine

森山 彰文MORIYAMA AKIFUMI

Offering local cuisine made using naturally abundant Shimane ingredients

Born August 16th in Shimane Prefecture. After graduating from high school, he attended culinary school. Upon graduation he went to work for Creative Group Inc., a company that runs a number of prominent restaurants. In 2012 his first assignment was determined to be Mond Nihonbashi, so he traveled to Tokyo. Now he treats Tokyo's Nihonbashi to the nostalgic Shimane flavors of his youth.

森山 彰文MORIYAMA AKIFUMI

Kasane

かさね

  • Akasaka, Tokyo
  • Kaiseki (course menu),Japanese / General / Sake / Shochu

柏田 幸二郎KASHIWADA KOJIRO

The Chef's Recommendations

A chef who layers the flavors of the four seasons and the encounters between people

Kojiro Kashiwada is a native of Miyazaki Prefecture in Kyushu. Because he had a dining hall for a home, he naturally chose the path of the chef. After training at a ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant) in Osaka that specialized in catering, he worked for five years at Gyozantei in Miyazaki before moving to Tokyo in order to establish the second branch of that restaurant in the Akasaka neighborhood. He worked for about seven years at the Akasaka store before setting out on his own. It has been 16 years since he first opened Kasane.

柏田 幸二郎KASHIWADA KOJIRO

Washoku to Tempura Zefu

わしょくと天ぷら ぜふ

  • Kokubuncho/Ichibancho, Miyagi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Local Sake

大江 信行OE NOBUYUKI

Influenced by his relatives who cooked for a living, he chose the same path

Born July 9th, 1958, he's a native of Miyagi Prefecture's Higashimatsushima City. Influenced by his relatives who cooked for a living, he too chose the same path. After graduating from the Musashino School of Culinary Arts in Tokyo, he trained for three years at a Japanese restaurant in the city before moving on to the high class Sendai restaurant Gin Tanabe. He plied his skills there for roughly 30 years before coming to Sumibi Wabo Hesoya (now: Wasyoku to Tempura Zehu) to cap off his career.

大江 信行OE NOBUYUKI

Ajisai Sankyu

味彩 山久

  • Shin-Sakae/Higashisakura/Izumi, Aichi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Gyutan (beef tongue)

久世 竜吾KUZE RYUGO

The Chef's Recommendations

He watching his father, who was a chef, at work, and naturally got into cooking.

Born in 1974 in Mie Prefecture. His father was a chef, and being surrounded by cooking gave him a familiarity with it. At the age of 18, starting with a restaurant called kani honke, he did a variety of training, in Japanese grilling, yakitori, and a Japanese restaurant within a hotel. In July, 2011, he opened Ajisai Sankyu. Since opening, he has produced food that is healthy and doesn't use synthetic flavorings.

久世 竜吾KUZE RYUGO

Ampuku Toranomon Hills

あんぷく 虎ノ門ヒルズ店

  • Toranomon, Tokyo
  • Udon (noodles),Japanese / Udon (noodles) / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Western Sosaku (creative cuisine)

安江 勇治YASUE YUJI

A promising young chef who polished his skills under the guidance of one of the masters of creative Japanese cooking, Rokusaburo Michiba.

The son of the owner of a Japanese restaurant named 'Ampuku', he grew up with an intimate connection to food and a fascination for cooking. He took his first step on the culinary road at the age of 19, when he joined a 'kaiseki' banquet restaurant in Gifu as a chef, and later refined his skills further at Poisson Rokusaburo in Tokyo's Akasaka. He was also involved in planning the launch of the New York branch of the restaurant 'Ninja' during his time as a trainee chef. He developed a reputation for creating dishes which are subtle and elegant, yet stick unfalteringly to their principles. After returning to Japan, deciding that he wanted "to open an affordable restaurant for ordinary people, just like my father"; he opened his own 'udon' noodle restaurant, the 'Ampuku' which he still runs to this day.

安江 勇治YASUE YUJI

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

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

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

Motsunabe Mizutaki Yonbankan

もつ鍋・水炊き四番館

  • Tenjin, Fukuoka
  • Motsu Nabe (offal hotpot),Japanese / Motsu Nabe (offal hot pot) / Mizutaki (chicken hot pot) / Yakiniku (grilled meat)

梅野 富宮子UMENO FUMIKO

A childhood spent watching the backs of mum and dad that naturally lead to following this path.

Having helped out at her family home and restaurant since childhood, the world of food was always close to her. She was taught the joy of participating in a meal by her parents, and it was natural that she should set out to be a chef. At present, as the proprietress-to-be, she helps with the flavors and service of the Motsunabe Mizudaki Yombankan, and with a warm smile and attentiveness, she makes food to delight the taste buds and hearts of the people who visit each day.

梅野 富宮子UMENO FUMIKO

Monja Mugi

もんじゃ 麦

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

坂巻 剛SAKAMAKI TSUYOSHI

Took the path to become a chef naturally.

The chef loved to cook since he was young. Naturally, he chose the path of becoming a chef.

坂巻 剛SAKAMAKI TSUYOSHI

Fudozaka Kikuchi

不動坂 菊地

  • Sannomiya, Hyogo
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Suppon (soft-shelled turtle) / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal)

菊地KIKUCHI

Since he was a child, he was interested in food and he chose this path.

The chef was interested in making dishes with a variety of ingredients. After a while, he became able to cook on his own, and naturally started to think about working as a chef.

菊地KIKUCHI

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

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