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  • deai-mono (ingredients that pair by seasonal timing)

  • Read the article: Spring greens and firefly squid

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    Akasaka Nogizaka Shin

    Shinji Ishida

    Spring greens and firefly squid

    We value the green fragrance and refreshing texture of the wild mountain vegetables.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • concentrated flavor
  • Read the article: Red sea bream, turnip-steamed and topped with silver sauce

    Chitose Funabashi Shunsai Kumagura

    Red sea bream, turnip-steamed and topped with silver sauce

    We cut the kuruma prawn into about 5 small pieces, keeping the balance with the other ingredients in mind. For the turnip combined with meringue, the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • traditional
  • Read the article: Oil-cured Pacific saury, duck cutlet sandwich, monkfish liver in a hollowed yuzu shell, and saikyo-miso-cured monkfish

    Shibadaimon/Wanmiya

    Oil-cured Pacific saury, duck cutlet sandwich, monkfish liver in a hollowed yuzu shell, and saikyo-miso-cured monkfish

    This is the winter course. The Oil-Cured Pacific Saury is made the way oil-sardines are made, but using saury instead of sardine. Soaking it once in…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • clarity
    • Serves 1 · ¥800

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Bamboo shoot manjū, baby octopus rice cracker, two-color icefish fritters

    Kamogawa Ryokan Kichimu

    Bamboo shoot manjū, baby octopus rice cracker, two-color icefish fritters

    This is a deep-fried dish designed with the presentation in mind. The bamboo shoot manjū uses a butterbur-sprout sauce to bring out the "faintly…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 1 · ¥400

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Largehead beltfish shin-biki-age, matsutake

    Yokohama Royal Park Hotel "Japanese Restaurant Shikitei"

    Largehead beltfish shin-biki-age, matsutake

    This is a deep-fried course in which seasonal ingredients are coated with unconventional coatings such as toasted granulated glutinous-rice coating…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • texture
    • Serves 1 · ¥495

    • Cook time 15 min

  • Read the article: Matsutake Confit, Hamo Somen

    Asakusa Imahan Annex

    Matsutake Confit, Hamo Somen

    At sukiyaki restaurants and the like, beef fat inevitably ends up left over. The COVID-19 pandemic prompted me to start thinking about how to use…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • texture
    • Serves 1 · ¥420

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: Blanched pike conger, fried in batter, matsutake, fig, shuto cheese

    Ishikawacho Cuisine Morikawa

    Blanched pike conger, fried in batter, matsutake, fig, shuto cheese

    The shuto cheese served alongside the fried dish is made by adding sake to bonito shuto to draw out a stock, straining it, then adding egg yolk and…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • hearty and satisfying
  • Read the article: Pike conger and lotus root, steamed, chrysanthemum, matsutake

    Ebisu Japanese Food Igarashi

    Akira Igarashi

    Pike conger and lotus root, steamed, chrysanthemum, matsutake

    When wrapping the lotus root in hamo, brush on kuzu starch firmly with a pastry brush, but take care — depending on how the fine bone-cutting is…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • thickness
  • Read the article: Asari clams and rapeseed blossoms in mustard dressing, with lily bulb

    Akasaka Hitotsugi Bamboo Forest

    Asari clams and rapeseed blossoms in mustard dressing, with lily bulb

    As with the hamaguri clams, the key with asari clams too is not to overcook them, so they finish soft and tender.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • mellow
  • Read the article: Herring and eggplant

    Kagurazaka "Tanimoto" (Michelin one star, Japan 2026)

    Seiji Tanimoto

    Herring and eggplant

    Herring and eggplant is a classic summer combination in Kyoto. I finish it thoroughly and carefully, without trying anything gimmicky. In particular…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Summer
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 6 · ¥1,000

    • Cook time 50 min

  • Read the article: Pike conger and matsutake, gently simmered

    Kagurazaka "Tanimoto" (Michelin one star, Japan 2026)

    Seiji Tanimoto

    Pike conger and matsutake, gently simmered

    This is what's known as a 'deai-mono' — a dish pairing two ingredients that come into season together — for autumn. It's a simple dish you often see…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 4 · ¥5,000

    • Cook time 20 min

  • 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
  • Read the article: Pike conger stuffed with sea urchin, lightly coated in kudzu starch

    KKR Hotel Tokyo Japanese Restaurant Takehashi

    Pike conger stuffed with sea urchin, lightly coated in kudzu starch

    For 'Hamo Stuffed with Sea Urchin, Yoshino-Style,' the hamo (pike conger eel) is bone-scored, and sea urchin is stuffed into the scored meat to serve…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 1 · ¥455

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Asari clams and spring daikon, simmered and steeped

    Azabujuban, Club Knox Azabu

    Kazuhiro Suzuki

    Asari clams and spring daikon, simmered and steeped

    The asari clams and spring daikon simmered and steeped is a dish devised with inspiration from a dish by my mentor, Rokusaburo Michiba. Using the…

    • Opening appetizer
    • Spring
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 1 · ¥2,000

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Pike conger peony

    Akasaka/Akasaka Hikawa

    Masaru Tanaka

    Pike conger peony

    This is the prep work for hamo. At my restaurant we process hamo by boiling it whole, so when I source hamo, I ask the supplier not to remove the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • November
    • highlights the ingredients' natural quality
    • Serves 1 · ¥300

    • Cook time 40 min

  • Read the article: Matsutake and pike conger grilled with fragrant onion soy

    Matsutake and pike conger grilled with fragrant onion soy

    This is the grilled course. For the matsutake and hamo grilled with fragrant onion soy, we first make an onion soy sauce and baste the fish with it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,900

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: King crab shinjo napa cabbage roll, simmered, with snow-ring lotus root, twisted colorful vegetables, garland chrysanthemum sauce, and bok choy

    Kinari Co., Ltd.

    King crab shinjo napa cabbage roll, simmered, with snow-ring lotus root, twisted colorful vegetables, garland chrysanthemum sauce, and bok choy

    As an accompaniment we've added yukiwa-cut lotus root; fewer chefs take the time to do this kind of decorative knifework these days, so we decided to…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • vivid
  • Read the article: Hamo and Matsutake Dobin-Mushi

    Obune

    Kazuki Takagi

    Hamo and Matsutake Dobin-Mushi

    Dobin-mushi made with early-season matsutake and hamo is the classic, standard combination for this time of year, something many Japanese people…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • evocative charm
  • Read the article: Peony-cut pike conger kuzu-tataki, clear-soup style, with burdock root, water shield, baby melon, and green yuzu

    Ginza Ginza Takada

    Yoshinobu Takada

    Peony-cut pike conger kuzu-tataki, clear-soup style, with burdock root, water shield, baby melon, and green yuzu

    For the clear-soup course, straining and bringing the soup stock to a boil, then adding a small amount of sake, gives the flavor a rounder, softer…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • traditional
  • Read the article: Simmered bamboo shoot and rockfish with butterbur and sansho leaf

    Shinbashi Sasada

    Hidenobu Sasada

    Simmered bamboo shoot and rockfish with butterbur and sansho leaf

    After filleting the mebaru, blanch it briefly for about five seconds. Afterward, remove the surface sliminess — doing this thoroughly keeps any fishy…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • deai-mono (ingredients that pair by seasonal timing)
  • Read the article: Bamboo shoot, pen shell, bigfin reef squid, bracken fern, and sansho leaf in sansho-leaf miso dressing

    Roppongi Kasumitei Matsubara

    Hiroaki Matsubara

    Bamboo shoot, pen shell, bigfin reef squid, bracken fern, and sansho leaf in sansho-leaf miso dressing

    This time, on 'sakizuke,' I learned from chef Matsubara (Roppongi's 'Kasumitei Matsubara'). I take up 'kinome-miso-ae.'

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • concentrated flavor
  • Read the article: Pike conger coated in kuzu starch, reconstituted pickled plum, small melon, Bubu-arare

    Hotel Gajoen Tokyo

    Pike conger coated in kuzu starch, reconstituted pickled plum, small melon, Bubu-arare

    This time, on the 'soup-bowl course,' I learned from chef Katō (Meguro Gajoen). This time I take up the 'hamo soup bowl.'

    • Summer
    • clean and refreshing
  • Read the article: Bamboo Shoot Puree and Plum Vinegar-Dressed Bamboo Shoot, Mugwort Tofu

    Bamboo Shoot Puree and Plum Vinegar-Dressed Bamboo Shoot, Mugwort Tofu

    A seasonal dish born from creative work with bamboo shoot. Since this is served as the first dish of the course, I designed it to be gently seasoned…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • March
    • mild and clean-tasting
    • Serves 1 · ¥320

    • Cook time 2 hr

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