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One of the biggest reasons many people visit Japan is its cuisine. Japan boasts unique food culture, including popular sushi and ramen, but a traditional Japanese dish called Kaiseki (懐石) represents beautiful elements of Japanese food culture. Kaiseki refers to a specific type of Japanese traditional cuisine that is generally served on special occasions. And when you have Kaiseki cuisine, some understanding of basic manners will be required. Here we explain what is special about Kaiseki and give you some helpful tips and recommended restaurants that you should know before trying Kaiseki in Japan!

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This is a type of cuisine serves for the guest of tea ceremony. Its mind is to serve with everything what the host cans more than he/her limit. Lately and some cases, the original meaning is little changed and the cuisine prepares with practical reason such as to support and maximize the tea taste. Anyway, the origin came from Buddhism and tea ceremony.

If you’ve been to Japan, you may have eaten a kaiseki meal. You definitely wouldn’t forget it, that’s for sure. Simply put, a kaiseki meal is a traditional Japanese multi-course feast for both the eyes and the stomach. With sometimes up to a dozen or more courses, kaiseki is equal parts a meal and a spectacle. Some have likened kaiseki to actually ‘eating art’; indeed, the extraordinary care that has gone into not only cooking the food but also arranging it just so can make it feel like you’ve been served a painting instead of a dish.

Japanese Cuisine Yuki was created to continue the spirit and inheritance of my grandfather, the founder of Kitcho. “Kitcho” has become a famous name everyone knows as Japanese cuisine. The founder of Kitcho is Teiichi Yuki, my grandfather, who was responsible for creating the Shoukado Bento, in addition to teaching me to have the attitude that it is important to protect tradition, and also equally as important to be open-minded to trying new things.

Kaiseki is booming cuisine. Last month, a six course kaiseki was a hit at the Dallas Fish Market, Minnesota opened its first kaiseki restaurant in August, and Michelin-star chef Toru Okuda is setting up shop in New York’s Chelsea according to reports last week.

Exemplifying the best of traditional Japanese service and comfort, Senjukaku offers guests an outstanding experience in all regards. Among its many highlights, the hotel’s ‘kaiseki’ meal service is renowned as one of the best dining experiences in Nagano – one so popular that the Japanese Royal Family regularly travels to Senjukaku specifically to enjoy its ‘kaiseki’ dining.

aiseki is booming cuisine. Last month, a six course kaiseki was a hit at the Dallas Fish Market, Minnesota opened its first kaiseki restaurant in August, and Michelin-star chef Toru Okuda is setting up shop in New York’s Chelsea according to reports last week.

Since the Edo period (1603-1868), all manner of produce from across Japan have passed through the hub of Osaka, and over time, the city has accumulated a rich trove of Japanese cuisine. Even today, the city's wealth of food selection is extremely popular among both Japanese natives and visitors from abroad. One of Osaka’s many genres of Japanese cuisine is called kaiseki cuisine (traditional Japanese course cuisine). The following is an introduction to 10 restaurants which serve it in exemplary fashion.

The kanji characters used to write "kaiseki" literally mean "breast-pocket stone". These kanji are thought to have been incorporated by Sen no Rikyū (1522–1591), to indicate the frugal meal served in the austere style of chanoyu (Japanese tea ceremony). The idea came from the practice where Zen monks would ward off hunger by putting warm stones into the front folds of their robes, near their stomachs.

Kaiseki or kaiseki-ryōri is a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner. The term also refers to the collection of skills and techniques that allow the preparation of such meals and is analogous to Western haute cuisine.

Kaiseki is the quintessential Japanese haute cuisine, a tasting course characterized by the perfection of its preparation and elegant presentation.

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