Every Japanese kitchen begins with dashi. In the morning you walk the market with a cook and choose kombu, katsuobushi and the produce for the day.
From the market you go straight to KURIYA in Asakusa, where you draw ichiban dashi, learn to handle the Japanese knife, and cook with soy, mirin and sake. The dishes are served on artisan tableware that you take home.
- Tsukiji or Toyosu: kombu, katsuobushi and produce
- KURIYA, Asakusa: ichiban dashi and the Japanese knife
- Cooking with your dashi, served on tableware you keep

