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The other day, I went to an interview with a graduate of our school! !

Tokyo Yamate Culinary College

Cooking General Course2年制　2020Years3MMMr. 🌸

Sky Restaurant XNUMX (musashi)

KitchenI am in charge of

https://restaurant.tokyo-skytree.jp

→Sky Restaurant XNUMX (musashi) homepage

Let's start asking questions right away!

Q: [What inspired you to enter the food industry? ]

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My family owns a bakery, so I was naturally interested in the food industry.

I think I may have subconsciously admired my parents.My family let me use fire and knives freely, so I felt the joy of making things from a young age!

Ultimately, I wanted to do something that I enjoy doing, so I set my sights on this industry.

Q: [Please tell me how you decided to join the company! ]

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I started working part-time at the Tobu Hotel in June of my first year.

I also went to an internship at another company, but there were so many things I could learn from a part-time job, so I wanted to study more here.

My seniors gave me advice and suggestions on my work from various angles regardless of the section, so I had a strong desire to learn more in this environment.

Q: [Please tell us briefly about your work! ]

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I am mainly in charge of appetizers now.When I'm busy, I sometimes arrange the main dishes.

In addition, we are preparing for business, preparation, etc.

There are various levels of preparation, such as cutting vegetables and handling fish.

Q: 【What is worth doing? ]

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It makes me happy when I hear from the service staff that the customer was happy, or when I see a photo that I think I made on social media.

As time passes, the things I can do increase, and I can see my own growth, so I feel rewarded at such times.

Q:【Is there anything difficult? ]

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When I changed from a part-time job to an employee position, I sometimes worried that I was still lacking in technical skills.

It was a bit tough when I felt a gap between the level that was expected of me as an employee and the reality.

Now I think it would be nice to set goals little by little and clear them one by one.

 Q: [Please tell us why you chose YAMANOTE!】

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First of all, I thought that the teacher was bright and fun!

The decisive factor is the amount of practice.

I had the impression that other schools had more classroom lectures than I expected, but I chose Yamate because the amount of practical training matched what I had imagined.

Q: [YAMANOTEWhat did you learn that helps you now? ]

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I've gotten into the habit of not only making things, but also cleaning up the surroundings and tidying up the equipment as I do it, so it's still useful today.

One teacher said, "Don't serve 100 plates, but serve 1 servings."

Q: [It was fun and left an impression.Do you have classes? ]

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It is a frank impression that it was all fun.Among them, it was good that I was able to handle rare ingredients in classes such as advanced cooking classes.

Because there was a lot of hands-on training, there were many types of ingredients that I could handle, and I was able to learn even the smallest details, so I was able to work without getting bored!

It was the most difficult to handle slimy ingredients such as eels and conger eels (laughs).

 Q: [Tell us about your future goals! ]

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I want to understand what I can do and what I can't do, and I want to step up while improving!

I would like to increase my knowledge and raise my level so that I can communicate more proactively to those around me.

My most recent goal is to make my Teppanyaki debut and have customers enjoy the food I make while talking to them!

 

Q: [Please give a message to those who are aiming for the food industry! ]

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If you really want to do it, don't hesitate to give it a try!

It's a job where you can easily see your abilities, so it's a job where you can feel rewarding every day!

If you want to do it, do it!I think that your own feelings are the most important thing, so I hope everyone will decide their own path according to their own feelings!

And this time, we interviewed MM's senior, Mr. F!

Q: [How is MM at work? ]

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I am enthusiastic and very enthusiastic about my work!

Compared to other new recruits, he asks a lot of questions, so I think he has a good influence on those around him!

Q: 【What do you expect from MM in the future? ]

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In order to expand the potential that MM already has, I would like you to actively give your opinions on the menu, etc.!

Instead of teaching juniors from scratch, I expect that I will be able to show them behind my back and behave as a senior who can be a reference for juniors!

Thank you for interviewing MM and F! 😊

It was impressive to see MM happily working in a warm atmosphere🤗
Please come and try MM's cooking🍴👩‍🍳

MM, keep up the good work! 🍰✨

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