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  • Tea-ceremony kaiseki

  • Read the article: Ichigo-ni rice in hot broth

    Ginza Fukuju (Michelin two stars, Japan 2026)

    Katsuhiro Onodera

    Ichigo-ni rice in hot broth

    This is the hot-water course served near the end of the meal. Since this book comes out in May, it’s a good time of year to use a bronze soup vessel…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • concentrated flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥500

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Walnut Tofu

    Ginza Fukuju (Michelin two stars, Japan 2026)

    Katsuhiro Onodera

    Walnut Tofu

    The walnut tofu served in a lidded bowl is a variation on a milk-and-kudzu confection from the Mineoka region of Chiba. On a double-ring gas burner…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Ayu clear broth, grilled ayu, winter melon, wood ear mushroom, water shield, baby melon, a touch of yuzu

    Ishikawacho Cuisine Morikawa

    Ayu clear broth, grilled ayu, winter melon, wood ear mushroom, water shield, baby melon, a touch of yuzu

    For the sweetfish in clear seafood broth, we draw the dashi using dried sweetfish. This adds a deep sweetfish umami to the soup broth, different from…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • concentrated flavor
  • Read the article: Swimming Crab Shinjo

    Ginza Fukuju (Michelin two stars, Japan 2026)

    Katsuhiro Onodera

    Swimming Crab Shinjo

    As for the swimming crab shinjo in the simmered-soup bowl course, to keep a handmade feel we mostly use portions scooped by hand at the restaurant…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Sheet Jellyfish with Shuto Dressing

    Azabu Kadowaki (Michelin three stars, Japan 2026)

    Toshiya Kadowaki

    Sheet Jellyfish with Shuto Dressing

    This is a tsubotsubo dish. In tea-ceremony cuisine, tsubotsubo is served to convey the meaning "I'd like to get closer to you" or "I'd like to become…

    • Opening appetizer
    • August
    • clean and refreshing
    • ¥150

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Shogoin Daikon, Snow Crab Kintsuba

    Tokyo Airport Restaurant

    Shogoin Daikon, Snow Crab Kintsuba

    This is a shared side dish. For the garland chrysanthemum "snow-covered" dish, raw garland chrysanthemum leaves are spread with pounded fish paste…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • February
    • Serves 5 · ¥700

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Sake-grilled tilefish

    Ginza Fukuju (Michelin two stars, Japan 2026)

    Katsuhiro Onodera

    Sake-grilled tilefish

    For the grilled course, I wanted a way of presenting it with more impact than other restaurants, so instead of an ordinary konro brazier I use an…

    • Grilled dish
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Red-and-White Persimmon Namasu

    Tokyo Airport Restaurant

    Red-and-White Persimmon Namasu

    This is a small deep-bowl side dish. For the red-and-white persimmon namasu, the carrot and daikon are prepared in the style of persimmon namasu and…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • February
    • Serves 5 · ¥500

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Sea Bream

    Ginza Fukuju (Michelin two stars, Japan 2026)

    Katsuhiro Onodera

    Sea Bream

    For the sashimi course, November at our restaurant usually means more fugu (pufferfish), but for guests who don't care for fugu we serve sea bream…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Shrimp-shaped taro simmered to absorb the broth

    Ginza Fukuju (Michelin two stars, Japan 2026)

    Katsuhiro Onodera

    Shrimp-shaped taro simmered to absorb the broth

    For the simmered assortment's ebi-imo simmered to absorb the broth, if you don't have rice-rinsing water on hand, parboil it in rice bran instead…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Ayu Ochazuke

    Ginza Fukuju (Michelin two stars, Japan 2026)

    Katsuhiro Onodera

    Ayu Ochazuke

    For the rice course's ayu ochazuke, the roe-bearing ayu preserved in sake lees (komochi-ayu no kasu-zuke) is actually more delicious once it's been…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Pickled daikon

    Tokyo Airport Restaurant

    Pickled daikon

    This is the pickled vegetables course. Takuan is sliced about 5 mm thick. Whenever there is a stem vegetable among the pickles, a leaf vegetable is…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • February
  • Read the article: Kombu Broth

    Tokyo Airport Restaurant

    Kombu Broth

    For the hashi-arai (a small palate-cleansing soup), the salt concentration is set to zero-point-five percent. The lid of the hashi-arai soup bowl…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • February
  • Read the article: Salt-pressed eggplant, Aki-murasaki eggplant, small turnip

    Ginza Fukuju (Michelin two stars, Japan 2026)

    Katsuhiro Onodera

    Salt-pressed eggplant, Aki-murasaki eggplant, small turnip

    At my restaurant, once all the courses have been served, I bring out pickles (kō-no-mono) so guests understand that the meal is coming next. For…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Rock tripe dressed with grated daikon

    Ginza Fukuju (Michelin two stars, Japan 2026)

    Katsuhiro Onodera

    Rock tripe dressed with grated daikon

    Tsubo-tsubo, a small lidded vessel, is a piece placed beside the sashimi course in tea gatherings, at occasions such as kuchikiri — the opening of a…

    • Tea-ceremony kaiseki
    • Winter
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