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  • Read the article: Clear beef broth soup

    Hatchobori/Matsuura

    Clear beef broth soup

    A repeat-visit dish aimed at guests in their 20s and 30s. Why it resonates: a small luxury using wagyu loin. I thought that many people in their…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • September
    • luxurious
    • Serves 1 · ¥400

    • Cook time 40 min

  • Read the article: The Potential of Sake Lees, The Potential of Soy Meat

    Japanese Restaurant Seizan

    The Potential of Sake Lees, The Potential of Soy Meat

    Two themes: soy meat and sake lees. Both are ingredients drawing attention now, as food diversification continues to advance, and the question is how…

  • Read the article: Sake-lees-scented corn pureed soup, abalone

    Japanese Restaurant Seizan

    Sake-lees-scented corn pureed soup, abalone

    There are two key points to using sake lees. The first is to add a mellow flavor. We add sake lees …

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • creamy
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,200

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Autumn Mackerel Ichimatsu Sushi

    Aoyama Gato

    Autumn Mackerel Ichimatsu Sushi

    A repeat-visit dish aimed at guests in their 20s and 30s. Why it resonates: designed with photogenic appeal for guests in their twenties and thirties…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • September
    • evocative charm
    • Serves 1 · ¥600

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: Blue Swimmer Crab Autumn-Color Tamaji-Mushi

    Aoyama Gato

    Blue Swimmer Crab Autumn-Color Tamaji-Mushi

    A repeat-visit dish aimed at guests in their 20s and 30s. Why it resonates: designed with photogenic appeal for guests in their twenties and thirties…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • September
    • elegant
    • Serves 1 · ¥850

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Medicinal cuisine style, suppon shiratama-wrapped dumpling

    Aoyama Gato

    Medicinal cuisine style, suppon shiratama-wrapped dumpling

    A repeat-visit dish aimed at guests in their 20s and 30s. Why it resonates: adopting yakuzen (medicinal cuisine), currently a boom among young women…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • October
    • Serves 1 · ¥330

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Autumn brocade platter: kogarashi-yose, smoked autumn duck, oil-simmered roe-bearing ayu, and pike conger and matsutake ōharagi-age

    Aoyama Gato

    Autumn brocade platter: kogarashi-yose, smoked autumn duck, oil-simmered roe-bearing ayu, and pike conger and matsutake ōharagi-age

    A repeat-visit dish aimed at guests in their 20s and 30s. Why it resonates: a large shared platter that makes people want to take a photo. I designed…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • September
    • evocative charm
    • Serves 1 · ¥180

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Roe-Bearing Ayu Simmered and Steeped, Claypot Rice

    Aoyama - Clear skies after the rain

    Takuya Ikeda

    Roe-Bearing Ayu Simmered and Steeped, Claypot Rice

    I designed this as a repeat-visit dish aimed at guests in their 20s and 30s. The reason it resonates with that generation is the value proposition of…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • July
    • texture
    • ¥1,140

    • Cook time 40 min

  • Read the article: Three kuroge wagyu beef dishes: smoked tenderloin, red miso-braised round, and sirloin grilled with sake lees

    Aoyama - Clear skies after the rain

    Takuya Ikeda

    Three kuroge wagyu beef dishes: smoked tenderloin, red miso-braised round, and sirloin grilled with sake lees

    A repeat-visit dish aimed at guests in their 20s and 30s. Why it resonates: generous use of multiple cuts of wagyu beef. Under the motto "what's…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • July
    • rich, full-bodied flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥670

    • Cook time 40 min

  • Read the article: Kinki Wakasa-Yaki, Fukiyose Style

    Aoyama - Clear skies after the rain

    Takuya Ikeda

    Kinki Wakasa-Yaki, Fukiyose Style

    A repeat-visit dish aimed at guests in their 20s and 30s. Why it resonates: an expression that lets guests feel the season. Under the motto "what's…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • September
    • Serves 1 · ¥885

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Late-season pike conger and early matsutake teapot-steamed soup

    Aoyama - Clear skies after the rain

    Takuya Ikeda

    Late-season pike conger and early matsutake teapot-steamed soup

    A repeat-visit dish aimed at guests in their 20s and 30s. Why it resonates: the pairing of two luxury ingredients, pike conger and matsutake…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • September
    • concentrated flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥550

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Hamo Confit

    Meiji Memorial Hall, Motoakasaka

    Hamo Confit

    Pike conger, an ingredient in season in summer and indispensable to Japanese cuisine, prompted me to look for a new flavor. Pike conger has many fine…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • July
    • texture
    • Serves 4 · ¥300

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Sea Bass Oil-Cured, Abalone Slow-Simmered in Oil

    Open-Air Museum Club

    Sea Bass Oil-Cured, Abalone Slow-Simmered in Oil

    Wanting a cool, summer-appropriate dish, and knowing that ayu is the famous summer fish known for pairing with tade, I replaced the ayu with sea bass…

    • Grilled seasonal assortment
    • July
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 2 · ¥1,400

    • Cook time 3 hr

  • Read the article: Ayu and Eggplant Terrine, Uruka Red Wine Sauce

    Amanemu

    Ayu and Eggplant Terrine, Uruka Red Wine Sauce

    At Amanemu, where I work, guests from overseas have declined, but I designed this menu anticipating that they will eventually return, Sweetfish, a…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • lingering finish
    • Serves 2 · ¥1,500

    • Cook time 50 min

  • Read the article: Tsukune Yam Consommé Jelly Mold

    Roppongi Kasumitei Matsubara

    Hiroaki Matsubara

    Tsukune Yam Consommé Jelly Mold

    This is a vinegared dish, a molded preparation using tsukune-imo, a yam whose appeal lies in its stronger stickiness and denser, clingier texture…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • August
    • texture
    • ¥1,800

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Grilled Tomato and Winter Melon Simmered in Consommé

    Roppongi Kasumitei Matsubara

    Hiroaki Matsubara

    Grilled Tomato and Winter Melon Simmered in Consommé

    The first course is an appetizer (sakizuke) using vegetables that grow tastier from summer into autumn: grilled tomato and winter melon simmered in…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • July
    • elegant
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,200

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Deep-fried corn fish-paste dumpling, young chicken rolled with Western vegetables, nori-wrapped deep-fried dried baby sardine sheet, domyoji chewy croquette, water shield and conger eel fritter

    Hideo Kase

    Deep-fried corn fish-paste dumpling, young chicken rolled with Western vegetables, nori-wrapped deep-fried dried baby sardine sheet, domyoji chewy croquette, water shield and conger eel fritter

    This is the fried course. For the tatami iwashi isobe-age, make a shrimp fish-paste dumpling from ground shrimp and baby shiba shrimp, and spread it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • July
  • Read the article: Winter melon steamed parcel, summer bracken rolled in fried tofu skin, tender-simmered beef tongue, lotus root dumpling, summer vegetable deep-fried tofu fritter

    Hideo Kase

    Winter melon steamed parcel, summer bracken rolled in fried tofu skin, tender-simmered beef tongue, lotus root dumpling, summer vegetable deep-fried tofu fritter

    This is the lidded-dish course. For the summer warabi shinoda-maki, the warabi is first treated as usual to remove its bitterness and simmered to…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • July
  • Read the article: The Potential of Charcoal

    Takuma Sunada

    The Potential of Charcoal

    The theme is charcoal — traditionally used just for grilling ingredients — and what new ways it might be put to use in Japanese cuisine. What kind of…

  • Read the article: Low-Temperature Charcoal-Oil-Grilled Beef

    Yuji Sakurada

    Low-Temperature Charcoal-Oil-Grilled Beef

    I made two charcoal oils: sawdust charcoal oil and binchotan oil. For both, I heat the charcoal until red-hot on the gas burner, drop it into…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • elegant
    • Serves 1 · ¥400

    • Cook time 15 min

  • Read the article: Corn Minegaoka tofu with charcoal-scented thick sauce

    Yuji Sakurada

    Corn Minegaoka tofu with charcoal-scented thick sauce

    I wrap the corn, still in its husk, in plastic wrap and steam it for about 20 minutes in a steamer; once the residual heat has released, I clean it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • concentrated flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥150

    • Cook time 40 min

  • Read the article: Charcoal-Scented Tuna Roll

    Yuji Sakurada

    Charcoal-Scented Tuna Roll

    I use charcoal vinegar — red vinegar steeped for about two days with charred brown rice to transfer its aroma. I also grind and mix in some brown…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • photogenic
    • Serves 1 · ¥300

    • Cook time 15 min

  • Read the article: Brown rice coffee, charred tea snack

    Yuji Sakurada

    Brown rice coffee, charred tea snack

    Charring is an old technique in Japan; I first learned of it back when I studied macrobiotics. Carbonizing ingredients in a Vermicular oven takes…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • lingering finish
    • ¥180

    • Cook time 5 min

  • Read the article: Deep-sea snapper kenchin-style grilled, sweetfish grilled with water pepper leaf, pike conger grilled with plum-scented meringue, scallop and sea urchin grilled, king oyster mushroom wrapped in pork

    Hideo Kase

    Deep-sea snapper kenchin-style grilled, sweetfish grilled with water pepper leaf, pike conger grilled with plum-scented meringue, scallop and sea urchin grilled, king oyster mushroom wrapped in pork

    This is the grilled course. For the onagadai kenchin-style grilled, rinse the onagadai, butterfly it open, salt it, and marinate it in light soy…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • August
    • cute

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