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  • dense and clinging

  • Read the article: Eel steamed with lotus root, wood ear mushroom, trefoil, wasabi

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    Palace Hotel Tokyo Japanese Restaurant Wadakura

    Eel steamed with lotus root, wood ear mushroom, trefoil, wasabi

    This time, for the steamed course, I learned from Chef Miyabe of Nihon Ryōri Wadakura at the Palace Hotel Tokyo. I feature an eel and lotus root…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • dense and clinging
  • Read the article: Simmered monkfish liver with deep-fried shrimp-shaped taro, soaked in broth

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    Kawasaki Ring Island

    Simmered monkfish liver with deep-fried shrimp-shaped taro, soaked in broth

    The prep method for the ankimo is one I learned at a restaurant I worked at previously. Vacuum-sealing the ankimo to draw out the blood results in a…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • creamy
  • Read the article: White asparagus with kuruma prawn cream, tofu sauce, snap peas, shiso sprouts, and bracken fern

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    Roppongi Kasumitei Matsubara

    Hiroaki Matsubara

    White asparagus with kuruma prawn cream, tofu sauce, snap peas, shiso sprouts, and bracken fern

    Cream cheese marinated in sake lees is something we also serve as a stand-alone dish at our restaurant. The batch used this time has been marinated…

    • creamy
  • Read the article: Misaki-gazami Yoro-mushi, Steamed with Grated Mountain Yam

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    Sanwa Shutter Yufu Kogen Resort

    Shoji Saka

    Misaki-gazami Yoro-mushi, Steamed with Grated Mountain Yam

    Building on autumn ingredients, this is a nimono-gawari, a dish that stands in for the simmered course, featuring Misaki-gazami. For Misaki-gazami…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • dense and clinging
    • Serves 1 · ¥350

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: "Shifting vegetables" parfait — burdock cracker, snap pea, green peas, fava bean, butterbur sprout, fiddlehead fern, micro tomato, kabocha squash, potato

    Ginza Michiba Japanese Cuisine Tateno

    Yuji Tateno

    "Shifting vegetables" parfait — burdock cracker, snap pea, green peas, fava bean, butterbur sprout, fiddlehead fern, micro tomato, kabocha squash, potato

    This dish had its start about five years ago, when I served a meal at a nursing home. Seeing how happily the residents ate it, I thought about how I…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • fresh and dewy
  • Read the article: Shinshu Salmon and Asparagus with Egg-Yolk Vinegar, Nagano Mountain Yam Pressed with Kombu, Shinshu Fukumidori Chicken Teriyaki, Cream Cheese Nikogori, Nozawana Pickle Nori Roll, and Vegetables with Sesame Cream

    Shinshu Salmon and Asparagus with Egg-Yolk Vinegar, Nagano Mountain Yam Pressed with Kombu, Shinshu Fukumidori Chicken Teriyaki, Cream Cheese Nikogori, Nozawana Pickle Nori Roll, and Vegetables with Sesame Cream

    Shinshu salmon and asparagus with egg-yolk vinegar takes Shinshu salmon — usually served in hot pot or as sashimi — and gives it a different…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • dense and clinging
    • ¥50

    • Cook time 10 min

  • Read the article: Salmon tawara-style deep-fried, grilled-eggplant batter, chrysanthemum achara pickle

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan Mitsubishi Club

    Toru Sugai

    Salmon tawara-style deep-fried, grilled-eggplant batter, chrysanthemum achara pickle

    In the tawara-age, besides onion and long onion, I also add taro, and this makes it come through much more clearly as Japanese cuisine. The sticky…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • dense and clinging
  • Read the article: Roast beef kimiage, somen noodles, truffle salt

    Aoyama Hana-Michou

    Roast beef kimiage, somen noodles, truffle salt

    This time I introduce kimiage. The batter, made by adding water to egg yolk and mixing in flour, turns a vivid yellow color, which is why it's also…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • creamy
  • Read the article: Milt gratin in a yellow yuzu shell, finished with Saikyo miso

    Akasaka Ni No Mae

    Hideki Nakajima

    Milt gratin in a yellow yuzu shell, finished with Saikyo miso

    Cleaning pufferfish milt is done carefully, to remove any fishy smell. How it's handled changes the mouthfeel, so it's a step that requires real…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • rich and full-bodied
  • Read the article: Sweet Shrimp Shiokara, Sweet Shrimp with Fine-Julienned Nagaimo and Root Mitsuba

    Takashi Okada

    Sweet Shrimp Shiokara, Sweet Shrimp with Fine-Julienned Nagaimo and Root Mitsuba

    Salt-fermented sweet shrimp is something people have traditionally made for a long time, I think. For the sweet shrimp with fine-julienned mountain…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • May
    • dense and clinging
    • ¥310

    • Cook time 3 hr

  • Read the article: Milt Tofu

    Milt Tofu

    Today, I have prepared a dish to pair with the white wine produced in Yamanashi Prefecture, where my workplace is located. First, this is the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • clarity
    • Serves 1 · ¥500

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Brandy-Steeped Grilled Persimmon

    MUTO Sendagaya

    Brandy-Steeped Grilled Persimmon

    This is the fresh-fruit dessert (mizugashi) course. For the Brandy-Steeped Grilled Persimmon, grilling the persimmon brings out more sweetness and…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • dense and clinging
    • Serves 4 · ¥800

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Charcoal-Grilled Tiger Fugu Milt, Fresh Green Laver Sauce, Wasabi

    Shirokane Takanawa "Feast Takayama"

    Charcoal-Grilled Tiger Fugu Milt, Fresh Green Laver Sauce, Wasabi

    This dish is inspired by the image of a high-quality Japanese-style risotto, made with the rich, me…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • clarity
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,200

    • Cook time 40 min

  • Read the article: Fermented sea bream sashimi, topped with jellied fish broth

    Kanagawa/Yokohama "Japanese Cuisine Rakushi"

    Rikizo Aoyama

    Fermented sea bream sashimi, topped with jellied fish broth

    For about ten years now, he has focused on Aspergillus oryzae (Japanese koji mold), and opened his current restaurant in 2014. He noted that food…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • April
    • concentrated flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥120

    • Cook time 8 hr

  • Read the article: Mountain vegetables and cockle, vinegared and chilled, hosta shoot, angelica-tree shoots, bracken fern, needle-cut radish, egg-yolk vinegar, wasabi vinegar

    Tsuburano Shinjuku Gyoen branch

    Mountain vegetables and cockle, vinegared and chilled, hosta shoot, angelica-tree shoots, bracken fern, needle-cut radish, egg-yolk vinegar, wasabi vinegar

    This time, on 'vinegared dishes,' I learned from chef Iizuka (Asakusa View Hotel). This time I take up 'sansai vinegared dishes.'

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • fresh and dewy
  • Read the article: Beef Tenderloin Stone-Grilled, Sea Urchin

    Miyanaga

    Beef Tenderloin Stone-Grilled, Sea Urchin

    This is a yakimono. Tenderloin Stone-Grilled is built on the concept of eating meat with in-season shiomizu uni, salt-water sea urchin, as the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • hearty and satisfying
    • Serves 1 · ¥800

    • Cook time 3 min

  • Read the article: Tiger pufferfish aspic

    Shibadaimon/Wanmiya

    Tiger pufferfish aspic

    I devised this dish under the theme of "A Restaurant's Work, Ever-Changing." My restaurant, Wangu, will mark its 45th anniversary since founding in…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • hearty and satisfying
    • Serves 1 · ¥900

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Cod and Turnip Roll, Milt Simmered with Egg Yolk

    Cod and Turnip Roll, Milt Simmered with Egg Yolk

    This is a simmered dish featuring the winter ingredient cod. For the cod and turnip roll, we used turnip, which becomes sweet and delicious once…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • clarity
    • Serves 2 · ¥1,100

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Niigata blackthroat seaperch, seared-skin sashimi

    Japanese restaurant "Shinbashi Kanetanaka"

    Noboru Matsumoto

    Niigata blackthroat seaperch, seared-skin sashimi

    This is a sashimi course. I sear the skin of Niigata's nodoguro to give it a seared-and-chilled finish. Letting a little heat into the fish really…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,760

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Karasumi cured in shuto, new bamboo shoot with flowering sansho, and Ise lobster with sea cucumber roe

    Azabu Kadowaki (Michelin three stars, Japan 2026)

    Toshiya Kadowaki

    Karasumi cured in shuto, new bamboo shoot with flowering sansho, and Ise lobster with sea cucumber roe

    This is an appetizer meant to accompany sake. For the first dish, I serve something that conveys the season. Since guests are still drinking tea at…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • creamy
    • Serves 1 · ¥2,300

    • Cook time 2 days

  • Read the article: Steam-Simmered Taro

    Yonemura

    Steam-Simmered Taro

    Let me introduce some of the everyday vegetable work we do at Yonemura, where I work. Steam-simmered taro is a dish we include in our osechi (New…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • hearty and satisfying
    • Serves 1 · ¥150

    • Cook time 1 weeks

  • Read the article: Ayu Namerou with Finger Lime

    Ginza, Ginza Inaba

    Ayu Namerou with Finger Lime

    I devised this dish as a new way of serving seafood. My focus is on a new, refreshingly summery aroma and flavor, and a new combination of…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • clarity
    • Serves 1 · ¥450

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Sesame-milk tofu, kintsuba-style, butterbur miso, flame-seared sea urchin, grilled bamboo shoot, fried scallion, cherry-blossom petals

    Kanemeguro Branch of the Norinchukin-cho

    Sesame-milk tofu, kintsuba-style, butterbur miso, flame-seared sea urchin, grilled bamboo shoot, fried scallion, cherry-blossom petals

    When making sesame tofu, soaking the sesame overnight in kombu dashi before blending it makes the sesame plump back up and brings out its flavor more…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • creamy
  • Read the article: King crab and lotus root manju, chrysanthemum-cut daikon in sake-lees pickle, millet wheat gluten Dutch-style simmered, bamboo-leaf-cut kabocha

    Kinari Co., Ltd.

    King crab and lotus root manju, chrysanthemum-cut daikon in sake-lees pickle, millet wheat gluten Dutch-style simmered, bamboo-leaf-cut kabocha

    This time, on 'simmered dishes,' I learned from technical director Saito (Nihon Ryōri Kinari). This time I take up 'renkon manju.'

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • concentrated flavor

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