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エイワマリンプロダクツ株式会社

Junki-sensei


Master always says:



“Tokyo Kaikan


was never


just sushi.”





Teppan.


Shabu-shabu.


Tempura.



Three cuisines


under one roof.





“Not the number


of dishes.



Choices


create culture.”





Junki-sensei nods.


Maybe


that’s where


it all began.





new faces


begin to gather.




For rolls.


For fish talk.

Master Cuts

Act II

Times change, and suddenly we’re on a dance floor. Thought it was a fishmonger’s tale, then suddenly the ballroom lights come on. Edomae, you see, doesn’t end on the cutting board. That’s when the fish starts learning how to dance.

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