New York Is My, You Know, Second

Just Ask The Local People For The Best Food. Don't Rely On A Guidebook.

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've Been Making Sushi For 38 Years, And I'm Still Learning. You Have To Consider The Size And Color Of The Ingredients, How Much Salt And Vinegar To Use And How The Seasons Affect The Fattiness Of The Fish.

Japanese Chefs Believe Our Soul Goes Into Our Knives Once We Start Using Them. You Wouldn't Put Your Soul In A Dishwasher!

When I Was A Kid, I Have Two Dreams. I Want To Be A Baseball Player. Hometown, Hiroshima, Has A Japanese Baseball Franchise Team Called Hiroshima Carps. You Know, And Then I Want To Be A Sushi Chef. I Want To Make Own Restaurant - Sushi Restaurant.