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Grand Maison Tokyo is a 2019 Japanese drama about a talented chef who tries his hardest to gain three Michelin stars.

Synopsis[]

A talented Japanese chef in French cuisine has devoted his life to food. He opened his own restaurant in Paris and earned two Michelin stars. Hailed as a superstar chef, his confidence has turned into conceit. But no matter how he tries, three Michelin stars are beyond his reach. He feels pressured and up against a wall. At this moment, a serious incident occurs at the restaurant and he ends up losing both the place and his team. While he is feeling at his lowest, he happens to meet a female chef and makes the decision to start over again as a chef. He makes it his goal to create the world's greatest three Michelin star restaurant and tries to put together the best staff. However, he is spurned by his former colleagues and has problems even though he has found a new talent. But he does not give up. He shoves unreasonable demands at other people and aims higher himself. The attitudes of the people around him gradually begin to change as they watch him.[1]

Cast[]

  • Kimura Takuya as Obana Natsuki
  • Tamamori Yuta as Hirako Shohei
  • Suzuki Kyoka as Hayami Rinko
  • Oikawa Mitsuhiro as Aizawa Kamehito
  • Sawamura Ikki as Rikutaro Kyono, a waiter

  • Onoe Kikunosuke as Tango Manabu, a chef and Obana's longtime enemy
  • Tezuka Toru as Eto Fumio, a "gaku" restaurant owner
  • Yoshitani Ayako as Matsui Moe, a pastry chef
  • Nakamura Anne as Kuzumi Kanna, a hall staff
  • Sato Kanichiro as Serita Koichi, an apprentice
  • Onuki Yusuke as Kakitani Hikaru, a "gaku" section chef
  • Kino Hana as Aizawa Momoe, Aizawa's mother
  • Asakura Aki as Ebina Miyu, Shohei's fiancée and a hotel concierge
  • Tominaga Ai as Linda Machiko Richard, a gourmet
  • Jeffrey Rowe as a Michelin investigator

  • Shunputei Shota as Shiose Tomoya, a loan officer (Ep.2)
  • Ishimaru Kanji as Minegishi Tsuyoshi, a hunter (Ep.3)
  • Tsubaki Oniyakko as Minegishi Haruyo (Ep.3)
  • Sakata Tadashi as a reporter (Ep.4-6)
  • Doronzu Ishimoto as a food festival customer (Ep.5)
  • Rokkaku Shinji as a food festival staff (Ep.5)
  • Musaka Naomasa as the head of a fish market (Ep.6)
  • Peppler Chris as the host of Michelin top 50 restaurants (Ep.6)
  • Laurence Ota Midori as Aizawa Elise (Ep.7+11)
  • Kiba Katsumi as Ushio Taku, Obana's cooking teacher (Ep.8+11)
  • Ito Ayumi as Endo Nagiko, Ushio's daughter (Ep.8+11)
  • Tomioka Michael as Fernan Fuminori Bernard, a member of the French Embassy member (Ep.9)
  • Tsukaji Muga as a sushi restaurant owner (Ep.11)
  • Ito Shunta (Ep.5)
  • Sato Airi

  • Soundtrack[]

    Main Article: Grand Maison Tokyo OST

    Episodes[]

    Episode Aired Ratings
    (Kanto Region)
    Episode 01 October 20, 2019 12.4%
    Episode 02 October 27, 2019 13.2%
    Episode 03 November 3, 2019 11.8%
    Episode 04 November 10, 2019 13.3%
    Episode 05 November 17, 2019 12.6%
    Episode 06 November 24, 2019 11.8%
    Episode 07 December 1, 2019 11.8%
    Episode 08 December 8, 2019 11.0%
    Episode 09 December 15, 2019 14.7%
    Episode 10 December 22, 2019 11.1%
    Episode 11 December 29, 2019 16.4%
    Average 12.9%

    Trivia[]

    • This drama took over the timeslot previously occupied by "No Side Manager" and was followed by "Ship of Theseus" on January 19, 2020.[2]

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