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Tora-san

寅寅寅

  • Hirao/Kiyokawa, Fukuoka
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Chicken / Tebasaki (chicken wings)

藤井 剛FUJII TSUYOSHI

The Chef's Recommendations

The cook who refined his cooking skills through endless curiosity for cooking

Born on June 5th, 1969, in Fukuoka prefecture, the chef had been a businessman at a restaurant equipment company. During this career, he slowly developed an interest for cooking. After experiencing Yakitori (skewered chicken) bars and French restaurants, he decided to work at an Izakaya (Japanese pub), Yanagi machi Ikkodo. After experiencing the depth of seafood cuisine, he refined his skills for 8 years. Later, in order to refine his connoisseurship, he worked for 2 years at Itoyoshi. In 2013, he opened up his own restaurant Torasan. The place is known for its numerous regular customers who come for the chef's delicate dishes.

藤井 剛FUJII TSUYOSHI

Sakanaya

酒肴家

  • Morioka, Iwate
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Local Japanese Cuisine

前野 正和MAENO MASAKAZU

Passion for making people happy with his cooking led him to the path of culinary studies.

Born in 1967 in Tokyo. "I want to be a chef who makes people smile." This wish led him to aspire to being a chef. He learned various types of cooking while he worked in the kitchen of an Izakaya (Japanese style pub) in Tokyo for 5 years from age 19. He met the owner of Sakanaya during this time. When the owner opened Sakanaya in Morioka in 1991, he moved to Morioka with him. He spent the next twenty years by the owner's side, showing his skills as a chef.

前野 正和MAENO MASAKAZU

Jitokko Kumiai Matsue Ekimae

じとっこ組合 松江駅前店

  • Matsue Station, Shimane
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken

井上 一友INOUE KAZUTOMO

This chef decided to devote his life to cooking after meeting the president of the company.

After meeting the president of Jitokko Kumiai Matsue Ekimae, Chef Inoue was startled by the extent to which they shared the same thinking and decided to move from an unrelated industry to become a chef. His eyes shine as he tells us how fun it is for him to receive direct, positive feedback from customers. He also feels that this work, where he gives shape to his own ideas with the design of the menu and flavoring of the food, has real meaning. Each day he works to continue to produce delicious food.

井上 一友INOUE KAZUTOMO

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu Yamatomachi

牛たん炭焼利久 大和町店

  • Miyagino/Wakabayashi, Miyagi
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Gyutan (beef tongue) / Local Japanese Cuisine

平泉真HIRAIZUMIMAKOTO

Making a career out of my favorite dish

I loved eating gyutan (beef tongue), and I was a fan of Rikyu's gyutan. I often went to the restaurant, and the staff always made sure that I enjoyed myself, so that's what led me to enter the world of cooking.

平泉真HIRAIZUMIMAKOTO

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu West Exit Main Branch

牛たん炭焼利久 西口本店

  • Sendai Station West Exit, Miyagi
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Local Japanese Cuisine / Gyutan (beef tongue) / General

渡邉毅WATANABETAKESHI

Ceaselessly refining his skills in Japanese cuisine

After graduating from cooking school he built up his career at four Japanese restaurants, and in 2006 moved to Rikyu. His motto as a chef is "Delicious, fast, and beautiful".

渡邉毅WATANABETAKESHI

R&B

R&B

  • Kannai/Bashamichi, Kanagawa
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Tsukemen (noodles served separately from dip soup) / Shio Ramen (salt-flavored ramen) / Shoyu Ramen (soy sauce ramen)

菅野 加奈子SUGANO KANAKO

The Chef's Recommendations

Influenced by my parents who are good cooks, I naturally chose a culinary career.

Both of her parents like cooking. Watching her parents enjoy cooking, she came to think of cooking as a fun activity and naturally aimed to be a cook. After training herself by working at a private restaurant of creative cuisine, she is now using her experienced skills at [R&B.]

菅野 加奈子SUGANO KANAKO

Shimagohan Kokoro Hokkori Okinawa Meshi

島ごはん こころほっこり沖縄めし

  • Nishi-Kasai/Kasai, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Okinawa Cuisine / General / General

東 尚亮AZUMA NAOAKI

A chef fascinated by Okinawan people, culture, and cuisine

He started work in a compeletely different industry, but came to have a vague longing for Okinawa. This love for Okinawa drove him to join an Okinawan restaurant. Surrounded by Okinawan staff, he learned everything including culture and language from the basics. Currently, he is the chef at Shimagohan Kokoro Hokkori Okinawa Meshi, and brings "true attraction of Okinawa and reliable Okinawan taste" to customers carefully. Among his many dreams, he says, the dream that is closest to coming true is "to open a second store."

東 尚亮AZUMA NAOAKI

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu Tagajo

牛たん炭焼利久 多賀城店

  • Matsushima, Miyagi
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Gyutan (beef tongue) / Local Japanese Cuisine

松原義典MATSUBARAYOSHINORI

Unforgettable gyutan (beef tongue) at Rikyu

He is from Miyagi Prefecture, and used to eat gyutan (beef tongue) at Rikyu when he was a student. When he went outside the prefecture for work he tried gyutan at various restaurants, but he never encountered a taste that satisfied him. When he moved back to Sendai he joined Rikyu, where he had always dreamed of working.

松原義典MATSUBARAYOSHINORI

Sakedokoro Yamane

酒処 やまね

  • Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Shochu

山根 健次YAMANE KENJI

The Chef's Recommendations

A veteran who welcomes his customers with his warm personality and dishes made from the freshest ingredients

Born in Tottori prefecture in 1958, he decided to pursue a career as chef of Japanese cuisine as he admired the protagonist of a TV show. After graduating cooking school, he trained at a luxury Japanese restaurant in Osaka for 2 years. Moving to Tokyo, he diligently studied at the Japanese restaurant Tsukushi for 2 years. After this, he worked for 15 years at a Japanese restaurant that would become a step towards his present one. He took the opportunity to take over the business when his master retired, opening Sakedokoro Yamane in 1991 and continuing to the present day.

山根 健次YAMANE KENJI

Katsugyo Jagaimo

活魚 じゃがいも

  • Nishi-Funabashi, Chiba
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Japanese Sosaku (creative cuisine) / Yuba (tofu skin)

佐藤 寛之SATO HIROYUKI

He started out in high school working part-time at Katsugyo Jagaimo.

He was born June 7, 1949. For 16 years, he was an office worker until he quit his job and launched an independent business in the food industry. He liked to eat,he liked to cook, and he was influenced by a part-time job he had in the food service during his college days. He accumulated more training and was supported by those around him, so now his son and he are chefs in their own restaurant. Together, after diligent study and keeping their own pace with great care, they offer handmade food from specially selected raw materials daily.

佐藤 寛之SATO HIROYUKI

Cotton Fields

COTTON FIELDS

  • Nakasu, Fukuoka
  • Beer Gardens/Halls,Taverns / Imported Beer / Beer / General

諸岡 昭二MOROKA SHOJI

Our chef's former occupation as an automotive engineer allowed him to transition brilliantly into a culinary architect who lets nothing go to waste.

He had originally worked as an engineer for the automobile industry, but after the Oil Crisis he switched careers to become a chef - a longtime passion. He ran his own food cart while attending culinary school, serving dark beer, which was quite rare at the time. He opened this establishment, "COTTON FIELDS", in 1980. He takes special care in selecting ingredients, and his motto is not to let a single part go to waste, with a special talent for bringing out the unique flavor of each component. He's most famous for his excellent spare ribs, garnished with a secret sauce he invented back in his food cart days.

諸岡 昭二MOROKA SHOJI

Kisetsu Ryori Sakura

季節料理 さくら

  • Akashi, Hyogo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Tempura (battered, fried seafood and vegetables) / Nabe (hot pot)

飯田 健二IIDA KENJI

Serious about his cooking, he was born to be a chef

This chef was born on January 30th, 1972 in Hyogo Prefecture. Originally, he simply had an affinity for service, and wound up heading down the path to becoming a chef. He worked at various pubs and restaurants all over, and gradually came to realize the importance of making meals. Then he grew to find joy in delighting people with his cooking, and got serious about it as a career. When Kitsetsu Ryori Sakura opened in 2013, he took the opportunity to apply here, and he works here still.

飯田 健二IIDA KENJI

Tsukiji Fukutake Main Branch

築地 ふく竹 本店

  • Tsukiji, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Motsu Nabe (offal hot pot) / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Local Japanese Cuisine

市ノ川 大輔Daisuke Ichinokawa

Bringing different cuisines to life

He got his start serving up Western-style cuisine, but he was drawn by the allure of traditional Japanese dishes, and has been working at the Japanese-style "Tsukiji Fukutake Main Shop" for seven years.

市ノ川 大輔Daisuke Ichinokawa

Kushikoma Main Store

串駒 本店

  • Otsuka, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Basashi (horse meat sashimi) / Nabe (hot pot) / Sake

大林禎OBAYASHITEI

An Encounter with the Master of a LongStanding Sake Shop, a Journey to Discover the Choicest Sake

Born in 1955 in Kumamoto prefecture. At the age of 18 he bought a one-way ticket to Tokyo and began his live-in training to be a chef. He opened "Kushikoma", which was originally just a normal izakaya (Japanese-style bar), at around 25 years of age. After that, he discovered a new-born love of sake (Japanese rice wine) upon meeting Mr. Mitsuhisa Kodama of the legendary "Koshuya" bar in Ikebukuro. The foundations were then laid for the present incarnation of "Kushikoma", which he realized through subsequent pilgrimages to breweries all over Japan to gather up the very best sake.

大林禎OBAYASHITEI

Sakanaya Ichiba Shokudo

さかなや 市場食堂

  • Kitasenju, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Kaisen Nabe (seafood hot pot)

中島 郭子NAKAJIMA HIROKO

Wishing to give everyone a taste of fish from a marketplace store

Helping out in the restaurant her parents managed ever since she was young, she developed an interest in preparing food and providing service. Afterwards, she gained experience from various businesses, and opened Sakanaya, a company store with her older brother who works at the market.

中島 郭子NAKAJIMA HIROKO

Izakaya Umaimon Shinjuku Kabuki-cho

居酒屋うまいもん 新宿歌舞伎町

  • Shinjuku East Exit/Kabukicho, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake / General

齋藤 博重Hiroshige Saito

Warmly receiving customers with a smile at Umaimon

He was born and raised in Fukushima, but left for Tokyo to train at a Japanese restaurant for 15 years before coming back to Fukushima to open Izakaya Umaimon at age 33. However, for a short while he relocated to Osaka, due to his shop being within the evacuation zone after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011. After that, because of his deep familiarity with Tokyo, he decided to set up shop in one of the city's lively downtown shopping districts, and in April of 2012 he opened up Izakaya Umaimon in the Kabukicho district of Shinjuku.

齋藤 博重Hiroshige Saito

Shibusan Uokin

渋三 魚金

  • Shibuya South Exit, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood

長島 志郎NAGASHIMA SHIRO

His motto is to make preparations perfectly and serve dishes to customers at their best condition.

He was born in 1977 in Tokyo. When he was working part-time at a restaurant in his high school days, he discovered the joy of restaurant business. After experiencing various jobs, he made up his mind to become a chef at the age of 27. He found a job at a famous izakaya (restaurant pub) and learned the basics of cooking skills thoroughly. Then he joined Uokin at 30. After working at Gotanda and Shimbashi branches, he transferred to Shibusan Uokin in 2012. Now he is the chief chef there. As a professional, he is enchanted by the fact that he can handle a lot of fresh ingredients from the Tsukiji market.

長島 志郎NAGASHIMA SHIRO

Yakitori Oden Zen

やきとり おでん 然

  • Sapporo Station, Hokkaido
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Kushiage (deep-fried skewers) / Oden

浅野 雅次ASANO MASATSUGU

The Chef's Recommendations

Transformed from a westernstyle restaurant to Japanese 'izakaya' (barrestaurant), with the aim of creating a place where a group of regulars gather around the bar area.

After training mainly in French and Western cuisine from the age of 18, he switched over to what he's wanted to do from his 20s, and that's working in an izakaya Japanese bar. He is currently entrusted with the cooking at Yakitori Oden Zen. Taking special care to note the seasons, he makes classic oden (winter vegetable soup) as well as other original dishes.

浅野 雅次ASANO MASATSUGU

Yakitori Abe

やきとり阿部

  • Meguro, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Chicken / Wine

阿部 友彦ABE TOMOHIRO

The Chef's Recommendations

From Italian food to yakitori, he closed his own shop to train at a famous restaurant

He was born in Niigata prefecture in 1984. After graduating from culinary school, he began his culinary career as a chef at "Kihachi". When he was just 23 years old, he opened an Italian dining restaurant in Akabane, but a turning point suddenly reached him. While he was casually imagining his future, what surfaced clearly in his head was, as he says, "The image of a yakitori (grilled chicken) craftsman standing diligently in front of a small grill." He worked as an apprentice at "Torishiki" when he was 28. After about a year and a half years of training, he opened "gallus" in June 2013 and has been in charge of it since then.

阿部 友彦ABE TOMOHIRO

Uokin Main Store

魚金本店

  • Shimbashi/Shiodome, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake

郡司 健GUNJI TAKESHI

The Chef's Recommendations

He has the qualification of a sake advisor and play an important role for serving excellent foods and drinks at the main store.

He was born in 1984 in Tochigi Prefecture. He worked part-time at Sumiyaki Noteri in Ikenoue, Tokyo, highly evaluated by celebrities as a superb restaurant for delicious yakitori. There he discovered the fun of cooking and entered the world of cuisine. Thereafter, he gained experience at an izakaya (pub) in Shibuya and finally joined Uokin Co., Ltd. First he worked at Uokin Store No.2 and now is responsible for the kitchen at the Uokin Main Store. He gained the qualification of sake advisor in 2010.

郡司 健GUNJI TAKESHI

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