Presentation

The spirit of charcoal

In Japan, charcoal plays a much more significant role than merely providing heat; it is deeply rooted in everyday life and culture. Bincho-tan, in particular, has a high thermal energy output and produces neither flame nor sound. It envelops ingredients silently, bringing out their innate qualities. It never imposes itself ostentatiously, but speaks clearly through each dish. This is what I call the 'spirit of charcoal': a uniquely Japanese approach to fire.

Inoue will discuss his understanding of this essence and how it can create a new culinary paradigm that combines Japanese sensibility with Spanish cooking techniques, enabling both cultures' sensibilities to resonate through the use of charcoal.

Partners

Organizers

El Diario Vasco GSR GRUP

Institutional Sponsors

Eusko Jaurlaritza Gipuzkoa Turismoa Donostia San Sebastián
FUNDACION HAZI Muy Gipuzkoa DONOSTIA SUSTAPENA FOMENTO

Guest Destination

RIO DE JANEIRO VISIT RIO

Sponsors

Junta de Andalucía Junta de Andalucía Junta de Andalucía
XUNTA DE GALICIA - CONSELLERÍA DO MAR GRAN CANARIA ME GUSTA ICEX SAN MIGUEL JAEN SELECCIÓN Región de Murcia 1.001 SABORES REGIÓN DE MURCIA ASTURIAS, COCINA DE PAISAJE TENERIFE Sabadell BALFEGÓ CAFÉS BAQUÉ S.PELLEGRINO KITCHEN CONSULT Lacor Getariako Tzakolina Riedel Ondarreta MIBRASA

Official Supplier

Makro

Contributors

TURESPAÑA JETRO (Japan External Trade Organization) DEPUTACIÓN DA CORUÑA - A PAISAXE QUE SABE SAMMIC JANBY DIGITAL KITCHEN Ostras Sorlut CASA OATEGUI Le noveau chef ICC KLIMER AIALA CEBANC