
Keio Plaza Hotel
Pureed potato soup
This is the clear-soup course. For the potato surinagashi, pressing it through a sieve leaves a coarse texture and poor mouthfeel, so we process it…

Keio Plaza Hotel
This is the clear-soup course. For the potato surinagashi, pressing it through a sieve leaves a coarse texture and poor mouthfeel, so we process it…

Hakone Open-Air Museum Club
Satoshi Monma
This is the warm-dish course. Tsukushitake is also known as coprinus (the shaggy ink cap mushroom). Once it matures, it dissolves into liquid…

Nagatacho, National Town and Village Hall Japanese Restaurant Saikachi
This is the simmered assortment course. For the fat greenling and water bamboo deep-fried and simmered, the water bamboo is peeled and briefly…

Kitafuku Ginza store
Keitaro Suzuki
The sashimi course is horsehair crab garnished with kombu-cured rapeseed blossoms, crisp udo, and the like. If the ice-water rinse is done too long…

Gotanda, Gosaku
For the vinegared dish, kasugo, sayori, and rapeseed-blossom nagaimo (Chinese yam) roll: on plastic wrap, thinly pour and set finely julienned…

Shiki Yuzen Edo
For the conger eel roll: wrap the tender-simmered conger eel in a thin sheet of egg tofu, rolling it tightly in a bamboo mat lined with cotton cloth…

The soup course (owan) is prepared as a rice porridge. Using the stock left over from blanching the clams used earlier in the appetizer, plus added…

Sea Pomegranate
For the steamed dish, the tilefish "budding" steamed dish: we grind up every bone of the tilefish, down to the finest ones, and steam it with sake…

The appetizer is kai-awase. Shellfish such as ark shell, pen shell, cockle, a large clam, and Ezo surf clam are seared and paired with spring…

Akasaka Shozan
This is the grilled course. For the Hitachi beef, miso-pepper grilled, I used pepper based on the Edo-period custom of eating pepper rice in winter…

Fukushima Spa Resort Hawaiians
Yoshiyuki Yanagisawa
For appetizer 2, since the rape blossoms marinated with konoko wanted a bit more aroma, we crowned it with chopped konoko.

For the simmered course's sea bream roe kombu roll, the sea bream roe is simmered with ginger and soy sauce and well broken apart, then laid on gauze…

Yoshiharu Kasai
This is an additional hearty course. Titled 'a gathering of seasonal greens,' wild mountain greens are lightly kombu-cured. I have been developing…

Ginza Kappo Risen
This is a dish served near the meal's close. The Japanese whiting is cured with kelp, the suizenji-nori (a rare freshwater algae) is rehydrated and…

Kenji Isshiki
This is the takiawase course. For the Kyoto wheat gluten, bread flour, salt, and lukewarm water are added and mixed well. Left to rest for about an…

Rakantei
For the vinegared dish's kombu vinegar: add vinegar to the clear liquid that rises when boiling zenmai (royal fern fiddleheads), and mix in a touch…

For the simmered course's Horikawa burdock stuffed with shrimp: the roe found near the intestine is delicious added in, so I mix it into the shrimp…

Ginza/Ginza Asami (formerly Michelin Guide selected)
Kenji Asami
Ark shell, cockle, and rape blossom teppai is a dish dressed in vinegar-miso; it normally uses scallions, but here we used rape blossoms instead.

Shirauo kimi-ni is quickly simmered in happō dashi (all-purpose seasoned dashi) just before serving.

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.


Omiya, Isenishiki
For the tenjō kombu simmered tender, it's fine to use kombu that has already been used for making dashi. After all, it's New Year's, so I worked in…

Ginza ALLDAY DINING NiKO GINZA
Ryo Inoue
For the simmered course's tilefish spring wild-vegetable roll, the tilefish is butterflied as thin as possible; where the flesh is thick, it is…
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