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30- The secret of Akazu(red vinegar)

Around 10 percent of sushi restaurants in Tokyo use Akazu(Red vinegar).There was also a practical element:Red vinegar (A […]

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29 The yellowed rice incident in 1952

After WW2, Japan had to import foreign rice because of poor harvest and logistics.And some of rice imported was contamin […]

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28 Secret of the sushi rice

Of all the things I learned from Mr. O,the most important was about something that never appears on the plate by itself: […]

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27 Fingding a regular sushi place

That first shoot ended, I packed my gear and left—but something stayed with me.So I went back.This time, not as a photog […]

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26- Meeting Mr. O – and Coming Back Alone

At that time, my life was split in two. On weekdays, I was still racing around Tokyo as a food photographer,shooting for […]

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25 – Sushi Bars: Tokyo’s Quiet Status Symbol for CEOs

In Tokyo, there is a curious pattern you hear about again and again: When a CEO becomes truly successful, he doesn’t alw […]

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24 – Why My Sushi Class Is Private

The great sushi bars are always small. They have only 8 seats at the maximum. That realization shaped my future. From th […]

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23 – Why great sushi counters are small

Finally, I did my first sushi party.The guests were delighted.“Kenji, this is amazing.”“I didn’t know you could do this! […]

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22 – My first guests

About six months after I started attending Sushi Academy, Christmas season arrived. One day, I got a message from an old […]

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21- A class only I could create

As the year went on, my vision started to sharpen. Shooting food during the pandemic had been fun—and lifesaving. But I […]

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