- cook
named Hayashi who
often served this dish for
staff meals at the Ueno
Seiyōken [ja] restaurant. The name
Hayashi is
derived from the
English phrase "hashed...
- Publishing. pp. 58, 113. ISBN 978-4-8053-1024-3. 歴史 [History] (in ****anese).
Seiyōken.
Retrieved 8
March 2012. Tseng,
Alice Y (2008). The
Imperial Museums of...
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Kikkoman (0.62%) Fuji
Kyuko (0.37%)
Yomeishu Seizo (0.29%)
Kitano Construction (0.16%)
Seiyoken (0.13%) Toei
Company (0.06%)
Website www.matsuya.com...
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occasion of his
sixtieth anniversary. The
ceremony took
place at the Ueno
Seiyōken, a
renowned French cuisine restaurant in
Tsukiji (Chūō, Tokyo). The Tachiyama-kai...
-
collection of
sword guards at Sotheby's, with the highest-selling, by
Seiyoken Hagiya Katsuhira and
depicting the
Three Sake Tasters,
fetching £4,200...
-
sleeping aid, he died
under mysterious cir****stances in his room in the
Hotel Seiyoken in
Tokyo while visiting colleagues at the
University of Tokyo. A post-mortem...
-
Cultural ****ociation. This
organization held its
first meeting at Tokyo's
Seiyoken Hotel on 5
April 1922, and held its
first public lecture three days later...
- to
develop his skills,
where he
worked at the
Peerage Hall and
Tsukiji Seiyoken. He then
decided to
study further in Europe,
travelling first to Germany...
- school, he
began working for an
uncle at the Western-style food restaurant,
Seiyōken (精養軒), in Kōbe
while living above the restaurant.
After working there for...
