


In keeping with the moon-viewing season, this plays on the idiom "the moon and the softshell turtle" (tsuki to suppon — things that resemble each…


Ginza Kasuga
Takao Shimada
For the ebi-imo poppy seed deep-fry, we steam the ebi-imo with its skin still on. Doing so not only improves the aroma, but also lets it be used in…

Ginza Kasuga
Takao Shimada
For the burdock, mitsuba, and carrot kakiage with a twist, we kept the texture by coarsely mincing small kuruma prawns by hand. Besides deep-fried…

Many varieties have branched off according to their intended use. It is characterized by a thick, long root, and is well suited to simmered dishes…

This daikon takes its name from having once been a specialty product of Kameido; it is characterized by a small, slender, cone-shaped root and…

Fukushima Spa Resort Hawaiians
Yoshiyuki Yanagisawa
The shinzakana course, an extra dish offered partway through the meal, is where we played around a bit — tried a lot of things, took on a bit of a…

Fukushima Spa Resort Hawaiians
Yoshiyuki Yanagisawa
For the sashimi, we staged a theme around Kyokusui no En — the 'winding water banquet,' a Heian-era poetry party where wine cups floated down a…

Kanda Myojin Shrine Choseiden

Gotanda, Gosaku
For the simmered dish, horse-meat kombu roll uses the most prized part of the horse — the cheek meat. It has a fair amount of fat, is toro-like, and…


As the spring vegetable course, the bamboo shoots, udo, and horsetail shoots dressed with kinome: remove the bitterness from the bamboo shoots and…

Uenoikenohata Kaien-tei
Even for a veteran master chef, there are many dishes whose preparation can't be understood just by hearing about them or seeing them once. That's…

Ginza Hikari
For the simmered course, the beef kaburi (cheek cut) rolled with spring daikon: sear the beef kaburi in a frying pan, then cook it in a pressure…

Ginza Okubo
Kinya Okubo
For the simmered course, the Ise lobster is done gusoku-ni style, finished with a little sea urchin stirred in at the end.

Sea Pomegranate
The soup course is clam fish-paste dumpling. It has a feel similar to an ordinary clam clear soup, but it has been thinned a little with dashi.




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