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Right After I Graduated High School, I Joined A Sushi Restaurant To Learn How To Make Japanese Food. And Then Spent Seven Years. Then That Time - That's Enough. Then Sushi Restaurant - Butchering Fish And They Make Your Body Smell Like Fishy.

I'm Not Making Art, I'm Making Sushi

Because I'm A Chef, I Eat Out Frequently, So It's Hard For Me To Control What I Consume In Terms Of Calories. But When I'm At Home, I Eat What My Wife Cooks For Me. She Works Hard To Avoid Making Foods That Are High In Calories And Cholesterol, So Most Of The Time, She Makes Vegetarian Dishes.

On Behalf Of My Native Japan, I Am Grateful To The Culinary Community And Hospitality Industry For Working Together To Raise Much-needed Funds To Aid The Tsunami And Earthquake Victims.

Culture And Tradition Have To Change Little By Little. So 'new' Means A Little Twist, A Marriage Of Japanese Technique With French Ingredients. My Technique. Indian Food, Korean Food; I Put Italian Mozzarella Cheese With Sashimi. I Don't Think 'new New New.' I'm Not A Genius. A Little Twist.