Iron Chef defeater Chef Yoshimi Tanigawa, said to carry the future of Kyoto cuisine on his shoulders, is a one of a kind. His cuisine is authentically Kyoto, but he isn’t, and that is a good thing because unlike a lot of Kyoto, he is open to the world and people like me, open to sharing his experience and conveying…
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