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  • deep, layered flavor

  • 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: Light kuzu-thickened broth with tilefish and lotus-root mochi, bracken fern, carrot, and fava bean

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    Hotel Emion Tokyo Bay Japanese Restaurant Kai

    Light kuzu-thickened broth with tilefish and lotus-root mochi, bracken fern, carrot, and fava bean

    This time, on the 'clear-soup course,' I learned from chef Igawa (Nihonbashi's 'Nihon Ryōri Kafū'). This time I take up 'usu-kuzu-jitate.'

    • Spring
    • deep, layered flavor
  • Read the article: Winter Melon Simmered to Absorb the Broth

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    Miyanaga

    Winter Melon Simmered to Absorb the Broth

    I developed this dish using in-season autumn ingredients, aiming to reduce the number of steps while still giving guests an impression through aroma…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • concentrated flavor
    • Serves 3 · ¥50

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Yellowtail and turnip simmer with snow crab, shiitake, turnip, millet gluten, ginkgo nut, Kujo scallion, and yuzu

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    Ginza Kakiyasu

    Yellowtail and turnip simmer with snow crab, shiitake, turnip, millet gluten, ginkgo nut, Kujo scallion, and yuzu

    This cooking method makes the most of the seafood's flavor. All of the broth is transferred to the …

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • deep, layered flavor
  • Read the article: Shijimi Clam Soup

    Akasaka/Akasaka Hikawa

    Masaru Tanaka

    Shijimi Clam Soup

    Under the theme 'counter work that creates repeat guests,' I introduce simple dishes with a playful touch that please guests already well accustomed…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • deep, layered flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥80

    • Cook time 1 min

  • Read the article: Kawamata shamo chicken nanban with perilla-seed sauce, warm udon

    Fukushima/Koriyama Homemade food Yoshifumi

    Kawamata shamo chicken nanban with perilla-seed sauce, warm udon

    A modern take on regional cuisine Original regional dishes: jūnen cold-sauce udon and egoma (perilla seed) dishes Fukushima Prefecture covers a large…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • rich and full-bodied
    • Serves 2 · ¥450

    • Cook time 50 min

  • Read the article: Blackthroat seaperch grilled in a miso-yuzu marinade (chestnut, maitake, black fig)

    Akasaka "Akasaka Ogino" (formerly Michelin one star)

    Satoshi Ogino

    Blackthroat seaperch grilled in a miso-yuzu marinade (chestnut, maitake, black fig)

    Rather than the method of marinating the blackthroat seaperch in the seasoning broth, preparing it by grilling it and finishing with the sauce poured…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 1 · ¥2,000

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Lily Bulb Manjū with Suppon Poured In, Chrysanthemum-Style, Plum Flesh

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    Ginza "Japanese Cuisine Juko" (formerly Michelin one star, Tokyo 2021)

    Toshitaka Nakano

    Lily Bulb Manjū with Suppon Poured In, Chrysanthemum-Style, Plum Flesh

    For the simmered-soup course, the softshell turtle lily bulb manjū gets a chewy texture and more substance by adding a little mochi flour to the lily…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • hearty and satisfying
    • Serves 1 · ¥500

    • Cook time 10 min

  • Read the article: Soba shinjo, quail dumplings, late-season matsutake

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    Hitotsubashi Josui Hall "Hashihantei"

    Soba shinjo, quail dumplings, late-season matsutake

    This is the soup course. The soba shinjo uses soba, mochi flour, and Japanese mountain yam, so it uses every part that makes up the character for…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • concentrated flavor
    • Serves 4 · ¥200

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Shijimi Clam Chawanmushi, Cauliflower Surinagashi

    Tsukiji "Tsukiji Tamura"

    Shijimi Clam Chawanmushi, Cauliflower Surinagashi

    This appetizer is a dish we also served during our pre-opening. The image is of something like a 'Japanese-style clam chowder.' The potato added to…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 1 · ¥200

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Kombu-Grilled Duck

    Akasaka/Akasaka Hikawa

    Masaru Tanaka

    Kombu-Grilled Duck

    When cooking duck, I think it's best to heat it aiming for a core temperature of 56°C. When I asked French chefs, many of them said a core…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • deep, layered flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥600

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: Yamayuri pork miso-marinated harami, grilled matsutake, pike conger senbei, rice porridge senbei, kuruma prawn senbei

    Yamayuri pork miso-marinated harami, grilled matsutake, pike conger senbei, rice porridge senbei, kuruma prawn senbei

    The additional hearty course is a dish meant to be enjoyed with a drink partway through the course. This time, I devised a dish using delicious pork…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • juicy
    • ¥870

    • Cook time 3 days

  • Read the article: Ezo Deer Saikyo-yaki — Daikon Simmered in Consommé, Watercress-Wasabi Sauce

    Tokyo Kappo Terunari

    Ezo Deer Saikyo-yaki — Daikon Simmered in Consommé, Watercress-Wasabi Sauce

    After marinating overnight in Saikyo miso, it's cooked at low temperature in a convection oven, then finished with a seared color on the surface. For…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • juicy
    • Serves 2 · ¥1,000

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: Burdock Cappuccino

    Tokyo Baycourt Club

    Burdock Cappuccino

    I originally worked abroad, and when I was in Italy I drank cappuccino almost every day. When I think of a Japanese dish using burdock, kinpira-gobō…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • creamy
    • Serves 1 · ¥267

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Walnut tofu, chewable dashi jelly

    Yakumo "Yakumo Uezu" (Michelin one star, Japan 2026)

    Naoki Uezu

    Walnut tofu, chewable dashi jelly

    For the appetizer that marks the start of the meal, I always think about wanting to serve something with impact that leaves an impression and lifts…

    • Opening appetizer
    • Summer
    • thickness
  • Read the article: Juvenile ayu deep-fried with sansho leaf buds

    Nagano Japanese Cuisine Yuzen

    Juvenile ayu deep-fried with sansho leaf buds

    These days, I think the restaurant industry is having a hard time due to a labor shortage. On top of that, we're operating in a very tough…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 1 · ¥680

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Black-Roasted Brown Rice Coffee and Tea Snack

    Yuji Sakurada

    Black-Roasted Brown Rice Coffee and Tea Snack

    Black-roasting is a technique that has existed in Japan since ancient times; I first learned of it while studying macrobiotics. Carbonizing…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • deep, layered flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥180

    • Cook time 5 min

  • Read the article: Steamed Abalone, Lotus Root Mochi, Baby Mustard Greens

    Nihon ryori Ensui

    Ryosuke Ito

    Steamed Abalone, Lotus Root Mochi, Baby Mustard Greens

    By steaming the abalone with absolutely no seasoning at all, I concentrate the umami the ingredient naturally has. I shave katsuobushi right in front…

    • Clear-soup course / clear soup
    • Winter
    • clarity
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,500

    • Cook time 10 min

  • Read the article: Nanzenji-style steamed tofu with hand-scooped yuba, sea urchin, lily bulb, mitsuba, and silver sauce

    Azabu-Juban/Azabu Nagasaka Sarashina Main Store

    Tatsumasa Yamamoto

    Nanzenji-style steamed tofu with hand-scooped yuba, sea urchin, lily bulb, mitsuba, and silver sauce

    This time, on 'steamed dishes,' I learned from chef Yamamoto (Azabu Nagasaka Sarashina Honten). I take up 'Nanzenji-mushi.'

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • deep, layered flavor
  • Read the article: Grilled Aigamo Duck Loin

    Makuhari Hotel The Manhattan Japanese Restaurant Origin

    Grilled Aigamo Duck Loin

    For aigamo duck loin with Kamo eggplant and black vinegar, the umami of the aigamo, the tartness of the black vinegar, and the distinctive aroma of…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • August
    • hearty and satisfying
    • ¥495

    • Cook time 45 min

  • Read the article: Roe-bearing sweetfish, oil-steamed with white vinegar dressing

    Yokohama Royal Park Hotel "Japanese Restaurant Shikitei"

    Roe-bearing sweetfish, oil-steamed with white vinegar dressing

    For the roe-bearing ayu, oil-steamed with white vinegar dressing, I could never quite enjoy the dry, mealy texture of the roe, so I thought about how…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • deep, layered flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥395

    • Cook time 2 days

  • Read the article: Scallop and kuruma prawn lotus-root cake, Hakata-style steamed, with dried scallop sauce

    Hotel Emion Tokyo Bay Japanese Restaurant Kai

    Scallop and kuruma prawn lotus-root cake, Hakata-style steamed, with dried scallop sauce

    For the scallop and kuruma prawn lotus-root cake, Hakata-style steamed, with dried-scallop sauce, scallop is thick-fleshed and full of flavor, but…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • concentrated flavor
    • ¥620

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Freshly Made Sesame Tofu, Sea Urchin, Kombu-Water Jelly Broth

    Hiroo "Japanese Cuisine Sassa" (Michelin one star, Japan 2026)

    Freshly Made Sesame Tofu, Sea Urchin, Kombu-Water Jelly Broth

    We insist on sesame that's 'freshly toasted, freshly pressed' and tofu that's 'freshly kneaded': we knead it fresh every day, one hour before…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • clarity
    • Serves 1 · ¥3,000

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Sea bass oil-seared tataki, fish-sauce-based thick sauce

    Nihonbashi Shin

    Jun Okada

    Sea bass oil-seared tataki, fish-sauce-based thick sauce

    "Koku" — the richness that spreads through the mouth the instant you take a bite. If you were to express this in music, it would resemble the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • lingering finish
    • Serves 5 · ¥900

    • Cook time 40 min

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