Gourmet Guide: A graduate who opened his own business and realized his dream

PÂTISSERIE KuRi

Western-style confectionery shop

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I want to make sweets that impress me too.

The sweets at Patisserie Curi are made with fresh ingredients, science, inspiration, and a love for sweets. This is the perfect moment when the owner chef, staff, and customers connect with each other.
The Napoli Choux (top right in the photo) is the chef's pride and joy, a crisp choux pastry filled with plenty of vanilla bean custard!
Also, enjoy the extremely popular Chef Kurihara's special pudding (pictured above left), which brings out the best in the high-quality ingredients, offering an enchanting taste.

Close up!PÂTISSERIE KuRi

Today, you'll be treated to some sparkling, jewel-like sweets. Special delicacies await you, so which one will you choose?

Alumni who achieved their dreams

Owner Pastry Chef
Yoshiyasu Kurihara

History

1992 Graduated from Tsuji Gakuen Culinary and Confectionery College
1992 Trained at Bigo's shop
2000 Patisserie Kuri opens
2001 Patisserie Kuri Suma store opens
(closed in 2004)
2008 Patisserie Kuri Inami store opens
2012 Patisserie Kuri Okubo store opens

A dream that could only be realized at Tsuji Gakuen

What is your most memorable experience during your time at Tsuji Gakuen?

The fact that everyone worked hard together to prepare the graduation meal (result: Principal's Award)

Please tell us an episode that made you glad to be a graduate of Tsuji Gakuen.

It's a connection. He introduced me to the place where I trained, and that's how I got to where I am today. He was also available to give me advice on various things while I was training.

A message to high school students aiming to work in the cooking and confectionery fields

It's a very rewarding job.

PÂTISSERIE KuRi

715-1 Higashifutami, Futami-cho, Akashi City, Hyogo Prefecture, 674-0092
078-941-2415
10:00~19:30
Tuesdays (and one other irregular day a month)
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